On geometric formality of rationally elliptic manifolds in dimensions 6 and 7
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Abstract: We discuss the question of geometric formality for rationally elliptic manifolds of dimension and . We prove that a geometrically formal six-dimensional biquotient with has the real cohomology of a symmetric space. We also show that a rationally hyperbolic six-dimensional manifold with and can not be geometrically formal. As it follows from their real homotopy classification, the seven-dimensional geometrically formal rationally elliptic manifolds have the real cohomology of symmetric spaces as well.
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