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NORMAL CONNECTIONS ON REDUCTIVE HOMOGENEOUS SPACES WITH AN UNSOLVABLE TRANSFORMATION GROUP

Abstract

In this article we present the local classification of three-dimensional reductive homogeneous spaces allowing a normal connection. We consider the case, when the Lie group of transformations is unsolvable and the stabilizer is usolvable too. We describe all invariant affine connections together with their curvature and torsion tensors, canonical connections and natural torsion-free connections. We study the holonomy algebras of homogeneous spaces, and sind when the invariant connection is normal.

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N. P. Mozhey
Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics
Belarus
Ph. D. (Physics and Mathematics), Assistant Professor, Department of Software Information Technology


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ISSN 1561-8323 (Print)
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