“…In the 4-dimensional case the group reduces to G = GL(1, R) × GL(1, R) × GL(1, C). It is also proved ( [7]) that there exists an adapted Riemannian metric so that the group can be reduced to G = O(r 1 ) × O(r 2 ) × U (s), and in the 4-dimensional case to Z 2 × Z 2 × U (1), that is, essentially to the unitary group U (1).…”