Tractor calculi for parabolic geometries
By Andreas Čap, A. Gover. 2001
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Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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- Conformal submanifold geometry I-III (2010, background): “Such vector bundles with connection, induced by a Cartan connection, are now called tractor bundles or (local) twistor bundles [3, 4, 29].”
- Higher symmetries of the laplacian (2002, unknown): “This extends (5) to the curved setting.”
- Geometric structures as deformed infinitesimal symmetries (2004, background): “This appears to be closely related to the so-called ‘tractor’ or ‘local twistor’ calculus used in conformal geometry [4].”
- Infinitesimal automorphisms and deformations of parabolic geometries (2005, background): “Finally, the fundamental derivative was introduced under the name of “fundamental D-operator” in Section 3 of [8].”
- Correspondence spaces and twistor spaces for parabolic geometries (2001, background): “Let V be a representation of G, and for any parabolic geometry (p : G → M, ω) consider the natural vector bundle V M := G × P V. Bundles of that type are called tractor bundles, see [5].”
- Ricci-corrected derivatives and invariant differential operators (2003, unknown): “In this section, we recall the basic calculus of such geometries, following [10] [12] [22] [32] [33].”
- CR invariant powers of the sub-Laplacian (2003, methodology): “n-Moser, but we found it preferable to proceed directly, especially POWERS OF THE SUB-LAPLACIAN 3 for the tractor Dcalculus needed for the construction of the invariant operators. See [1], [9], [17], [4] for further discussion and background about tractors. Given this machinery, the construction of ”
- CR-Tractors and the Fefferman Space (2006, methodology): “7 of [8], the difference D̃JD̃sφ−D̃sD̃Jφ is given by D̃[J,s]φ, where [J, s] denotes the Lie bracket of the two adjoint tractor fields.”
- Two constructions with parabolic geometries (2005, unknown): “This leads to the so–called tractor bundles, see [1] [10].”
- Di erential invariants and curved Bernstein-Gelfand-Gelfand sequences (2000, background): “The same idea appears in [14, 39], the latter reference attributing it to Cartan [13].”
- Conformally invariant powers of the Laplacian — A complete nonexistence theorem (2004, unknown): “It is intimately related to the Cartan conformal connection; for a comprehensive treatment exposing this connection and relating the conformal case to the wider setting of parabolic structures see [ 4 , 3]. The calculational techniques, conventions and notation used here follow [12] and [10].”