2015
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1501.00754
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On generalized Kähler geometry on compact Lie groups

Shengda Hu

Abstract: We present some fundamental facts about a class of generalized Kähler structures defined by invariant complex structures on compact Lie groups. The main computational tool is the BH-to-GK spectral sequences that relate the bi-Hermitian data to generalized geometry data. The relationship between generalized Hodge decomposition and generalized canonical bundles for generalized Kähler manifolds is also clarified.

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“…Functionals involving curvatures, such as the Yang-Mills functional, can be extended ( §3.3) and lead to natural questions on extremal / critical (generalized) connections / metrics with respect to them. Explicit examples such as compact Lie groups ( [12], Hu [21]) could provide further insights into understanding these extensions. It should be worth exploring the interaction of the Riemannian, the complex and the Poisson geometric methods in generalized Hermitian geometry.…”
Section: Theorem 18 (Theorem 713) the Ricci Lax Flow Equation Above I...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Functionals involving curvatures, such as the Yang-Mills functional, can be extended ( §3.3) and lead to natural questions on extremal / critical (generalized) connections / metrics with respect to them. Explicit examples such as compact Lie groups ( [12], Hu [21]) could provide further insights into understanding these extensions. It should be worth exploring the interaction of the Riemannian, the complex and the Poisson geometric methods in generalized Hermitian geometry.…”
Section: Theorem 18 (Theorem 713) the Ricci Lax Flow Equation Above I...mentioning
confidence: 99%