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Abstract
We study invariant Einstein metrics and Einstein–Randers metrics on the Stiefel manifold . We use a characterization for (nonflat) homogeneous Einstein–Randers metrics as pairs of (nonflat) homogeneous Einstein metrics and invariant Killing vector fields. It is well known that, for Stiefel manifolds the isotropy representation contains equivalent summands, so a complete description of invariant metrics is difficult. We prove, by assuming additional symmetries, that the Stiefel manifolds and admit at least four and six invariant Einstein metrics, respectively. Two of them are Jensen's metrics and the other two and four are new metrics. Also, we prove that admit at least two invariant Einstein metrics, which are Jensen's metrics. Finally, we show that the previous mentioned Stiefel manifolds and admit a certain number of non–Riemmanian Einstein–Randers metrics.
我们研究了Stiefel流形V k R n = SO (n) / SO (n−k)$ V_k\mathbb {R}^n={\mathsf {SO}}(n)/{\mathsf {SO}}(n-k)$。我们将(非平坦)齐次爱因斯坦-兰德斯度量描述为(非平坦)齐次爱因斯坦度量和不变杀伤向量场对。众所周知,对于Stiefel流形,各向同性表示包含等价和,因此对不变度量的完整描述是困难的。我们通过假设额外的对称性来证明,Stiefel流形v1 + k r1 + 2k (k & gt;2) $V_{1+k}\mathbb {R}^{1+2k} \ (k >;2)$和v6r n (n≥8)$ V_{6}\mathbb {R}^n \ (n\ge 8)$承认至少四个和六个不变爱因斯坦度量,分别。其中两个是Jensen的参数,另外两个和四个是新参数。同时,我们证明了v1 + 2r n $V_{\ well _1+\ well_2}\mathbb {R}^n$承认至少两个不变的爱因斯坦度量,它们是詹森度量。最后,我们证明了前面提到的Stiefel流形和v5r n (n≥7)$ V_5\mathbb {R}^n \ (n\ge 7)$承认一定非黎曼爱因斯坦兰德度量的数目。
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Mathematische Nachrichten - Mathematical News publishes original papers on new results and methods that hold prospect for substantial progress in mathematics and its applications. All branches of analysis, algebra, number theory, geometry and topology, flow mechanics and theoretical aspects of stochastics are given special emphasis. Mathematische Nachrichten is indexed/abstracted in Current Contents/Physical, Chemical and Earth Sciences; Mathematical Review; Zentralblatt für Mathematik; Math Database on STN International, INSPEC; Science Citation Index