Invariant Geometric Structures on Almost Abelian Lie Groups
Zhirayr Avetisyan, Abigail Brauer, Oderico-Benjamin Buran, Jimmy, Morentin, Tianyi Wang

TL;DR
This paper classifies invariant Hermitian structures on complex almost Abelian Lie groups, providing explicit formulas and proving the nonexistence of invariant Kähler structures on these groups.
Contribution
It offers explicit formulas for invariant measures and tensor fields, classifies invariant Hermitian forms, and proves the nonexistence of invariant Kähler structures on complex almost Abelian groups.
Findings
Explicit formulas for Haar measures and generator fields
Complete classification of invariant Hermitian forms
Proof of nonexistence of invariant Kähler forms
Abstract
An almost Abelian group is a non-Abelian Lie group with a codimension 1 Abelian subgroup. This paper investigates invariant Hermitian and K\"{a}hler structures on connected complex almost Abelian groups. We find explicit formulas for the left and right Haar measures, the modular function, and left and right generator vector fields on simply connected complex almost Abelian groups. From the generator fields, we obtain invariant vector and tensor field frames, allowing us to find an explicit form for all invariant tensor fields. Namely, all such invariant tensor fields have constant coefficients in the invariant frame. From this, we classify all invariant Hermitian forms on complex simply connected almost Abelian groups, and we prove the nonexistence of invariant K\"{a}hler forms on all such groups. Via constructions involving the pullback of the quotient map, we extend the explicit…
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TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
