Two remarks on Kähler homogeneous manifolds (Q959012)

If \(G\) is a complex Lie group, \(H\) is a closed complex subgroup of \(G\) and \(X:=G/H\) is the corresponding complex homogeneous manifold, the authors discuss two facts related to whether \(X\) is Kähler or not. First, they prove that if \(G\) is solvable and \(X\) is Kähler (this object is called ``solvmanifold'' by the authors), then the holomorphic reduction of \(X\) is, up to a finite covering, a principal bundle with a complex abelian Lie group admitting no nonconstant holomorphic functions as fiber. Next, if \(G\) admits a Levi-Malcev decomposition \(G=S \cdot R\) where \(S\) is semisimple, \(R\) is the radical of \(G\) and both factors have positive dimension, and \(X\) is such that \(\mathcal O(X)\cong \mathbb{C}\) and if one assumes that \(H\) is not contained in any proper parabolic subgroup of \(G\) and \(R\cap H\) is Zariski dense in \(R\), then \(X\) is not Kähler. Several interesting examples are also presented.