Cohomogeneity one K\"ahler-Ricci solitons under a Heisenberg group action and related metrics
Gideon Maschler, Robert Ream

TL;DR
This paper develops a new ansatz for K"ahler metrics in higher dimensions, leading to the discovery of complete expanding gradient K"ahler-Ricci solitons under Heisenberg group actions and analyzing their curvature and asymptotics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel ansatz for K"ahler metrics that simplifies the equations to ODEs, enabling the construction of new Ricci solitons with specific symmetry properties.
Findings
Existence of complete expanding gradient K"ahler-Ricci solitons under Heisenberg group action.
Derivation of curvature properties and asymptotic behavior of these solitons.
Introduction of gradient K"ahler-Ricci skew-solitons with Euclidean plane symmetry.
Abstract
We show that integrability of an almost complex structure in complex dimension is equivalent, in the presence of an almost hermitian metric, to equations involving what we call shear operators. Inspired by this, we give an ansatz for K\"ahler metrics in dimension , for which at most of these shear equations are non-trivial. The equations for gradient K\"ahler-Ricci solitons in this ansatz are frame dependent PDEs, which specialize to ODEs under extra assumptions. Metrics solving the latter system include a restricted class of cohomogeneity one metrics, and we find among them complete expanding gradient K\"ahler-Ricci solitons under the action of the -dimensional Heisenberg group, and some incomplete steady solitons. We examine curvature properties and asymptotics for the former Ricci solitons. In another special case of the ansatz we present, for , a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
