Small deformations and non-left-invariant complex structures on six-dimensional compact solvmanifolds

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Abstract: We observed in our previous paper that all the complex structures on four-dimensional compact solvmanifolds, including tori, are left-invariant. In this paper we will give an example of a six-dimensional compact solvmanifold which admits a continuous family of non-left-invariant complex structures. Furthermore, we will make a complete classification of three-dimensional compact homogeneous complex solvmanifolds; and determine which of them admit pseudo-Kaehler structures.


Recently the author proved that all complex structures of four-dimensional compact solvmanifold are left-invariant. In the paper under review, he constructs examples of six-dimensional compact solvmanifolds which admit a continuous family of non-left-invariant complex structures. The author gives a list of all three-dimensional compact complex solvmanifolds, obtained by Nakamura and determines which of them admit pseudo-Kähler structures. The following conjectures are formulated: {\parindent=6mm \begin{itemize}\item[a)] All left-invariant complex structure on even-dimensional simply connected unimodular solvable (resp., nilpotent) Lie groups are Stein (resp., are biholomorphic to \(\mathbb C^{n}\)). \item[b)] Small deformations of left-invariant complex structure on an even-dimensional nilmanifold are left invariant. \end{itemize}}











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