Paraconformal geometry of nth-order ODEs, and exotic holonomy in dimension four
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Abstract: We characterise th order ODEs for which the space of solutions is equipped with a particular paraconformal structure in the sense of cite{BE}, that is a splitting of the tangent bundle as a symmetric tensor product of rank-two vector bundles. This leads to the vanishing of quantities constructed from of the ODE. If the paraconformal structure is shown to be equivalent to the exotic holonomy of Bryant. If , or and admits a torsion--free connection compatible with the paraconformal structure then the ODE is trivialisable by point or contact transformations respectively. If or 3 admits an affine paraconformal connection with no torsion. In these cases additional constraints can be imposed on the ODE so that admits a projective structure if , or an Einstein--Weyl structure if . The third order ODE can in this case be reconstructed from the Einstein--Weyl data.
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