Homogeneous models for Levi degenerate CR manifolds

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DOI10.1215/21562261-2019-0009zbMATH Open1452.32042arXiv1511.08902OpenAlexW2185615783MaRDI QIDQ2175456FDOQ2175456


Authors: Andrea Santi Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 29 April 2020

Published in: Kyoto Journal of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: We extend the notion of a fundamental negatively mathbbZ-graded Lie algebra associated to any point of a Levi nondegenerate CR manifold to the class of k-nondegenerate CR manifolds (M,mathcalD,mathcalJ) for all kgeq2 and call this invariant the core at xinM. It consists of a mathbbZ-graded vector space of height k2 endowed with the natural algebraic structure induced by the Tanaka and Freeman sequences of (M,mathcalD,mathcalJ) and the Levi forms of higher order. In the case of CR manifolds of hypersurface type we propose a definition of a homogeneous model of type mathfrakm, that is, a homogeneous k-nondegenerate CR manifold M=G/Go with core mathfrakm associated with an appropriate mathbbZ-graded Lie algebra and subalgebra of the nonnegative part . It generalizes the classical notion of Tanaka of homogeneous model for Levi nondegenerate CR manifolds and the tube over the future light cone, the unique (up to local CR diffeomorphisms) maximally homogeneous 5-dimensional 2-nondegenerate CR manifold. We investigate the basic properties of cores and models and study the 7-dimensional CR manifolds of hypersurface type from this perspective. We first classify cores of 7-dimensional 2-nondegenerate CR manifolds up to isomorphism and then construct homogeneous models for seven of these classes. We finally show that there exists a unique core and homogeneous model in the 3-nondegenerate class.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.08902




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