Characterizing the complex hyperbolic space by Kähler homogeneous structures

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Let \(\nabla\) be the Levi Civita connection and \(R\) be the curvature of \(\nabla\). By \(S\) is denoted a \((1,2)\)-tensor field. Non-vanishing homogeneous structures have been characterized in different categories as follows: a) in the Riemanniann case \((M,g)\) by the existence of a tensor \(S\), as above, such that \((\nabla-S)g=(\nabla-S)R=(\nabla-S)S=0\) (Ambrose-Singer, 1958); b) in the almost-Hermitian case \((M,g,J)\) also by such tensor \(S\) if \((\nabla-S)J=0\) (Sekigawa, 1978); in both cases for connected, simply connected and complete manifolds. In the Riemannian case, the mentioned result was given (in equivalent form) in terms of hyperbolic spaces (Tricerri-Vanhecke, 1983). Kähler homogeneous structures on a Kähler manifold \((M,g,J)\), i.e., \(\nabla J = 0\), have been classified by Abbena and Garbiero, 1993. In the special case \(K2\oplus K4\), the authors of this paper obtain a beautiful strengthening of the mentioned interpretation which relates the problem with complex hyperbolic spaces equipped with a Bergman metric of negative constant holomorphic sectional curvature. Interesting questions are stated around the obtained theorem.











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