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We carry out a complete local classification of the homogeneous structures in this class. As a result, we find 7 kinds of new systems of linear PDE's of second order on a 3-dimensional contact manifold each of which has a solution space of dimension 8. Among them there are included a system of PDE's called contact Cayley's surface and one which has SL(2) symmetry.
We carry out a complete local classification of the homogeneous structures in this class. As a result, we find 7 kinds of new systems of linear PDE's of second order on a 3-dimensional contact manifold each of which has a solution space of dimension 8. Among them there are included a system of PDE's called contact Cayley's surface and one which has SL(2) symmetry.
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Joint work with T. Morimoto.
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Revision as of 21:47, 11 October 2023

Speaker: Boris Doubrov

Title: Extrinsic geometry and linear differential equations of SL(3)-type

Abstract:
As an application of the general theory on extrinsic geometry, we investigate extrinsic geometry of submanifolds in flag varieties and systems of linear PDEs for a class of special interest associated with the adjoint representation of SL(3). It may be seen as a contact generalization of the classical description of surfaces in P^3 in terms of two linear PDEs of second order.

We carry out a complete local classification of the homogeneous structures in this class. As a result, we find 7 kinds of new systems of linear PDE's of second order on a 3-dimensional contact manifold each of which has a solution space of dimension 8. Among them there are included a system of PDE's called contact Cayley's surface and one which has SL(2) symmetry.

Joint work with T. Morimoto.

Video
References:
arXiv:2308.06169