A note on invariant description of $SU(2)$-structures in dimension 5
Kamil Niedzialomski

TL;DR
This paper develops an invariant spinor-based method to analyze $SU(2)$-structures on 5-dimensional spin manifolds, characterizing subspaces and inducing quaternionic structures, with implications for understanding intrinsic torsion.
Contribution
It introduces a spinor approach to characterize $SU(2)$-structures and their intrinsic torsion invariants on 5-manifolds, providing a new perspective.
Findings
Characterization of subspaces inducing $SU(2)$-structures
Induction of quaternionic structures on contact distributions
Invariance of certain covariant derivative components of spinor fields
Abstract
We develop an invariant approach to --structures on spin --manifolds. We characterize (via spinor approach) the subspaces in the spinor bundle which induce the same group isomorphic to . Moreover, we show how to induce quaternionic structure on the contact distribution of considered --structure. We conclude with the invariance of certain components of the covariant derivative , where is any spinor field defining considered --structure. This shows, what expected, that (at least some of) the intrinsic torsion modules, can be derived invariantly with the spinorial approach.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
