Luis Ugarte
University of Zaragoza
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Transactions of the American Mathematical Society | 2000
Luis A. Cordero; Marisa Fernández; Alfred Gray; Luis Ugarte
We consider a special class of compact complex nilmanifolds, which we call compact nilmanifolds with nilpotent complex structure. It is shown that if Γ\G is a compact nilmanifold with nilpotent complex structure, then the Dolbeault cohomology H∗,∗ ∂̄ (Γ\G) is canonically isomorphic to the ∂̄–cohomology H∗,∗ ∂̄ (gC) of the bigraded complex (Λ∗,∗(gC)∗, ∂̄) of complex valued left invariant differential forms on the nilpotent Lie group G.
Communications in Mathematical Physics | 2009
Marisa Fernández; Stefan Ivanov; Luis Ugarte; Raquel Villacampa
We construct new explicit compact supersymmetric valid solutions with non-zero field strength, non-flat instanton and constant dilaton to the heterotic equations of motion in dimension six. We present balanced Hermitian structures on compact nilmanifolds in dimension six satisfying the heterotic supersymmetry equations with non-zero flux, non-flat instanton and constant dilaton which obey the three-form Bianchi identity with curvature term taken with respect to either the Levi-Civita, the (+)-connection or the Chern connection. Among them, all our solutions with respect to the (+)-connection on the compact nilmanifold M3 satisfy the heterotic equations of motion.
Journal of The London Mathematical Society-second Series | 2008
Marisa Fernández; Stefan Ivanov; Vicente Muñoz; Luis Ugarte
We prove that any totally geodesic hypersurface N5 of a 6-dimensional nearly K¨ahler manifold M6 is a Sasaki–Einstein manifold, and so it has a hypo structure in the sense of Conti and Salamon [Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 359 (2007) 5319–5343]. We show that any Sasaki–Einstein 5-manifold defines a nearly K¨ahler structure on the sin-cone N5 × R, and a compact nearly Kahler structure with conical singularities on N5 × [0, π] when N5 is compact, thus providing a link between the Calabi–Yau structure on the cone N5 × [0, π] and the nearly K¨ahler structure on the sin-cone N5 × [0, π]. We define the notion of nearly hypo structure, which leads to a general construction of nearly K¨ahler structure on N5 × R. We characterize double hypo structure as the intersection of hypo and nearly hypo structures and classify double hypo structures on 5-dimensional Lie algebras with non-zero first Betti number. An extension of the concept of nearly Kahler structure is introduced, which we refer to as nearly half-flat SU(3)-structure,and which leads us to generalize the construction of nearly parallel G2-structures on M6 × R given by Bilal and Metzger [Nuclear Phys. B 663 (2003) 343–364]. For N5 = S5 ⊂ S6 and for N5 = S2 × S3 ⊂ S3 × S3, we describe explicitly a Sasaki–Einstein hypo structure as well as the corresponding nearly K¨ahler structures on N5 × R and N5 × [0, π], and the nearly parallel G2-structures on N5 × R2 and (N5 × [0, π]) × [0, π].
Geometriae Dedicata | 1998
Marisa Fernández; Luis Ugarte
AbstractCocalibrated G2-manifolds are seven-dimensional Riemannian manifolds with a distinguished 3-form which is coclosed. For such a manifold M, S. Salamon in Riemannian Geometry and Holonomy Groups (Longman, 1989) defined a differential complex
Topology and its Applications | 2003
Raúl Ibáñez; Yuli B. Rudyak; Aleksy Tralle; Luis Ugarte
International Journal of Mathematics | 2014
Adela Latorre; Luis Ugarte; Raquel Villacampa
(\mathcal{A}^q (M),\mathop D\limits^ \vee _q )
Advances in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics | 2009
Marisa Fernández; Stefan Ivanov; Luis Ugarte; Raquel Villacampa
arXiv: Differential Geometry | 2013
Anna Fino; Luis Ugarte
related with the G2-structure of M.In this paper we study the cohomology
Differential Geometry and Its Applications | 1997
Luis A. Cordero; Marisa Fernández; Luis Ugarte; A. Gray
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2014
Marisa Fernández; Stefan Ivanov; Luis Ugarte; Dimiter Vassilev
\mathop H\limits^ \vee *(M)