Non-naturally reductive Einstein metrics on exceptional Lie groups
Ioannis Chrysikos, Yusuke Sakane

TL;DR
This paper constructs new non-naturally reductive Einstein metrics on exceptional Lie groups by analyzing fibrations over flag manifolds, solving algebraic systems with Gr"obner bases, and identifying novel metrics on ${ m G}_2$, ${ m E}_7$, and ${ m E}_8$.
Contribution
It introduces a method to find non-naturally reductive Einstein metrics on exceptional Lie groups using algebraic techniques and fibration structures, providing the first such example on ${ m G}_2$ and new metrics on ${ m E}_7$, ${ m E}_8$.
Findings
First known non-naturally reductive Einstein metric on ${ m G}_2$.
Existence of multiple non-isometric non-naturally reductive Einstein metrics on ${ m E}_7$ and ${ m E}_8$.
Application of Gr"obner bases to classify solutions of Einstein equations on Lie groups.
Abstract
Given an exceptional compact simple Lie group we describe new left-invariant Einstein metrics which are not naturally reductive. In particular, we consider fibrations of over flag manifolds with a certain kind of isotropy representation and we construct the Einstein equation with respect to the induced left-invariant metrics. Then we apply a technique based on Gr\"obner bases and classify the real solutions of the associated algebraic systems. For the Lie group we obtain the first known example of a left-invariant Einstein metric, which is not naturally reductive. Moreover, for the Lie groups and , we conclude that there exist non-isometric non-naturally reductive Einstein metrics, which are -invariant by different Lie subgroups .
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