On projective motions of five-dimensional spaces of special form
The paper is devoted to the problem of determining \(5\)-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian manifolds \((M,g)\) admitting projective motions (\(h\)-spaces). A similar problem for \(n\)-dimensional proper Riemannian and Lorentz spaces was solved by Levi-Civita, Solodovnikov, Petrov and Aminova. For pseudo-Riemanian manifolds of arbitrary signature and dimension the problem of their classification in Lie algebras and Lie groups of projective transformations, set more than a hundred years ago, is still open. In the present paper, five-dimensional \(h\)-spaces of the type \(\{221\}\) are determined using the method of skew-normal frame and necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of projective motions of the same type are established.
- Lie algebras of projective motions of five-dimensional \(H\)-spaces \(H_{221}\) of type \(\{221\}\)
- Structure of the projective group in a pseudo-Riemannian space
- Projective group properties of \(h\)-spaces of type \(\{221\}\)
- \(h\)-spaces of type \(\{2,2,1\}\) having constant curvature
- Lie algebras of projective motions of V(K) spaces of Lorentz signature
- Automorphisms of geometric structures as symmetries of differential equations
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3118895 (Why is no real title available?)
- Lie algebras of infinitesimal projective transformations of Lorentz manifolds
- Projective transformations and symmetries of differential equation
- Projective transformations of pseudo-Riemannian manifolds
- Rigid six-dimensional h-spaces of constant curvature
- Lie algebras of projective motions of five-dimensional \(H\)-spaces \(H_{221}\) of type \(\{221\}\)
- Projective group properties of \(h\)-spaces of type \(\{221\}\)
- \(h\)-spaces of type \(\{2,2,1\}\) having constant curvature
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