Proof of the projective Lichnerowicz conjecture for pseudo-Riemannian metrics with degree of mobility greater than two
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Abstract: We prove an important partial case of the pseudo-Riemannian version of the projective Lichnerowicz conjecture stating that a complete manifold admitting an essential group of projective transformations is the round sphere (up to a finite cover).
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