Submaximally symmetric almost quaternionic structures
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Abstract: The symmetry dimension of a geometric structure is the dimension of its symmetry algebra. We investigate symmetries of almost quaternionic structures of quaternionic dimension . The maximal possible symmetry is realized by the quaternionic projective space , which is flat and has the symmetry algebra of dimension . For non-flat almost quaternionic manifolds we compute the next biggest (submaximal) symmetry dimension. We show that it is equal to for (it is equal to 8 for ). This is realized both by a quaternionic structure (torsion--free) and by an almost quaternionic structure with vanishing quaternionic Weyl curvature.
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