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On Holonomy and Homogeneous Spaces [PDF]
In general a homogeneous space admits many invariant affine connections. Among these are certain connections which appear in many ways to be more natural than the others. We refer to the connections which K. Nomizu in [4] calls canonical affine connections of the first kind.
Bertram Kostant
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On the dimension of homogeneous spaces. [PDF]
Tsuneyo Yamanoshita
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Strongly homogeneous spaces [PDF]
Spaces satisfying various conditions have previously been called strongly homogeneous spaces and many results about the group of homeomorphisms of such spaces have been proved. However spaces may satisfy some “strongly homogeneous” condition without being homogeneous.
Carol Kitai
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Monotonicity on homogeneous spaces [PDF]
This paper presents a formulation of the notion of monotonicity on homogeneous spaces. We review the general theory of invariant cone fields on homogeneous spaces and provide a list of examples involving spaces that arise in applications in information engineering and applied mathematics.
Mostajeran, Cyrus, Sepulchre, Rodolphe
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Tangent Bundles of Homogeneous Spaces are Homogeneous Spaces [PDF]
In this paper we describe how the tangent bundle of a homogeneous space can be viewed as a homogeneous space.
Roger W. Brockett, H. J. Sussmann
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Diameters of Homogeneous Spaces [PDF]
Let G be a compact connected Lie group with trivial center. Using the action of G on its Lie algebra, we define an operator norm | |_{G} which induces a bi-invariant metric d_G(x,y)=|Ad(yx^{-1})|_{G} on G. We prove the existence of a constant \approx .12 (independent of G) such that for any closed subgroup H \subsetneq G, the diameter of the quotient
Alexei Kitaev +2 more
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Curves in Homogeneous Spaces [PDF]
Let be a Lie group with connected Lie subgroup , and let M(t), N(i) be real analytic curves in , the Lie algebra of , with .
Ronald M. Hirschorn
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A homogeneous space whose complement is rigid [PDF]
We construct a homogeneous subspace of $2^\omega$ whose complement is dense in $2^\omega$ and rigid. Using the same method, assuming Martin's Axiom, we also construct a countable dense homogeneous subspace of $2^\omega$ whose complement is dense in $2 ...
Medini, Andrea +2 more
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