Non-existence of cohomogeneity one Einstein metrics of two summands
Hanci Chi

TL;DR
This paper proves that certain compact manifolds with specific symmetry properties cannot admit cohomogeneity one Einstein metrics, introducing a new obstruction method applicable even when principal orbits are homogeneous Einstein.
Contribution
It establishes a non-existence result for cohomogeneity one Einstein metrics on double disk bundle manifolds with split principal orbits, using a novel phase space barrier argument.
Findings
No cohomogeneity one Einstein metrics exist for the studied class of manifolds.
The phase space barrier method provides a new obstruction criterion.
Applicable even when principal orbits are homogeneous Einstein.
Abstract
We prove the non-existence of cohomogeneity one Einstein metrics on a class of compact manifolds arising as double disk bundles, whose principal orbits split into two inequivalent irreducible summands. The proof uses a phase space barrier argument that yields a new obstruction to the existence of closed cohomogeneity one Einstein metrics, even when the principal orbits admit homogeneous Einstein metrics.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
