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| speaker = Dmitri Alekseevsky
| speaker = Dmitri Alekseevsky
| title = Second order partial differential equations with a simple symmetry group
| title = Second order partial differential equations with a simple symmetry group
| abstract = Let <math>(M = G/H, C)</math> be homogeneous space of a simple Lie group with an invariant contact distribution, which locally defined by a contact form <math>\theta</math>.  The non-degenerate 2-form <math>\omega := d\theta |_{C}</math> is defined up to a conformal multiplier.  The manifold <math>M^{(1)}</math> of Lagrangian planes in <math>C_p , \, p \in M</math> is the total space of the bundle <math>\pi : M^{(1)} \to M</math>.  The fiber is the Grassmannian <math>LGr_n</math> of the  Lagrangian planes of symplectic vector space <math>\mathbb{R}^{2n} \simeq  C_p</math>.  The group <math>G</math> acts on <math>M^{(1)}</math> as the automorphisms group, and the <math>G</math>-invariant hypersurfaces <math>E \subset M^{(1)}</math> are 2nd order equations with the symmetry group <math>G</math>.
| abstract = Let <math>(M = G/H, C)</math> be the homogeneous space of a simple Lie group with an invariant contact distribution, which locally defined by a contact form <math>\theta</math>.  The non-degenerate 2-form <math>\omega := d\theta |_{C}</math> is defined up to a conformal multiplier.  The manifold <math>M^{(1)}</math> of Lagrangian planes in <math>C_p , \, p \in M</math> is the total space of the bundle <math>\pi : M^{(1)} \to M</math>.  The fiber is the Grassmannian <math>LGr_n</math> of the  Lagrangian planes of symplectic vector space <math>\mathbb{R}^{2n} \simeq  C_p</math>.  The group <math>G</math> acts on <math>M^{(1)}</math> as the automorphisms group, and the <math>G</math>-invariant hypersurfaces <math>E \subset M^{(1)}</math> are 2nd order equations with the symmetry group <math>G</math>.


The talk will discuss the description of such hypersurfaces in the case when <math>M=G/H</math> is the adjoint manifold of a simple complex Lie group <math>G</math>, i.e., the orbit <math>M = \mathrm{Ad}_G [E_{\mu}]</math> of a highest weight vector of Lie algebra <math>\mathfrak{g}</math> in the projective space <math>P\mathfrak{g}</math>.
The talk will discuss the description of such hypersurfaces in the case when <math>M=G/H</math> is the adjoint manifold of a simple complex Lie group <math>G</math>, i.e., the orbit <math>M = \mathrm{Ad}_G [E_{\mu}]</math> of a highest vector of Lie algebra <math>\mathfrak{g}</math> in the projective space <math>P\mathfrak{g}</math>.


The talk is based on the joint work with  Jan Gutt, Gianni Manno, and Giovanni Moreno.
The talk is based on the joint work with  Jan Gutt, Gianni Manno, and Giovanni Moreno.

Latest revision as of 15:47, 12 October 2016

Speaker: Dmitri Alekseevsky

Title: Second order partial differential equations with a simple symmetry group

Abstract:
Let be the homogeneous space of a simple Lie group with an invariant contact distribution, which locally defined by a contact form . The non-degenerate 2-form is defined up to a conformal multiplier. The manifold of Lagrangian planes in is the total space of the bundle . The fiber is the Grassmannian of the Lagrangian planes of symplectic vector space . The group acts on as the automorphisms group, and the -invariant hypersurfaces are 2nd order equations with the symmetry group .

The talk will discuss the description of such hypersurfaces in the case when is the adjoint manifold of a simple complex Lie group , i.e., the orbit of a highest vector of Lie algebra in the projective space .

The talk is based on the joint work with Jan Gutt, Gianni Manno, and Giovanni Moreno.

References:
arXiv:1606.02633