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Tessellations of homogeneous spaces of classical groups of real rank two | | Alessandra Iozzi
; Dave Witte
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25 Feb 2001 | | Subject: | Representation Theory; Differential Geometry MSC-class: 22E40 (Primary); 53C30 (Secondary) | math.RT math.DG | | Abstract: | Let H be a closed, connected subgroup of a connected, simple Lie group G with finite center. The homogeneous space G/H has a "tessellation" if there is a discrete subgroup D of G, such that D acts properly discontinuously on G/H, and the double-coset space DG/H is compact. Note that if either H or G/H is compact, then G/H has a tessellation; these are the obvious examples. It is not difficult to see that if G has real rank one, then only the obvious homogeneous spaces have tessellations. Thus, the first interesting case is when G has real rank two. In particular, R.Kulkarni and T.Kobayashi constructed examples that are not obvious when G = SO(2,2n) or SU(2,2n). H.Oh and D.Witte constructed additional examples in both of these cases, and obtained a complete classification when G = SO(2,2n). We simplify the work of Oh-Witte, and extend it to obtain a complete classification when G = SU(2,2n). This includes the construction of another family of examples. The main results are obtained from methods of Y.Benoist and T.Kobayashi: we fix a Cartan decomposition G = KAK, and study the intersection of KHK with A. Our exposition generally assumes only the standard theory of connected Lie groups, although basic properties of real algebraic groups are sometimes also employed; the specialized techniques that we use are developed from a fairly elementary level. | | Source: | arXiv, math.RT/0102191 | | Services: | Forum | Review | PDF | Favorites | |
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