Almost conformally almost Fedosov structures
Jan Gregorovi\v{c}

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between projective and almost conformally symplectic structures on manifolds, introducing a special connection that unifies these structures and generalizes Fedosov structures, with implications for Cartan geometries.
Contribution
It introduces a single almost conformally symplectic connection with trace-free torsion that relates projective and conformally symplectic structures, generalizing Fedosov structures and linking them to Cartan geometries.
Findings
Defined a special connection linking projective and conformally symplectic structures.
Generalized Fedosov structures through the torsion of this connection.
Connected these structures to Cartan geometries and BGG sequences.
Abstract
We study the relations between the projective and the almost conformally symplectic structures on a smooth even dimensional manifold. We describe these relations by a single almost conformally symplectic connection with totally trace--free torsion sharing the geodesics (up to parametrization) with the projective class. This connection generalizes a (conformally) Fedosov structure depending on the remaining torsion of this distinguished connection. In fact, we see these structures as the almost symplectic analogy of the conformal Riemannian structures, because there is an analogy of the class of Weyl connections on the conformal Riemannian structure. Moreover, such a class encodes the variability of the connections in a projective class. The distinguished connection trivializes such a class of Weyl connection. There is a description these geometric structures as Cartan geometries that…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Advanced Topics in Algebra
