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Andrew Swann

0000-0002-1812-1009

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Elementary Deformations and the HyperKähler-Quaternionic Kähler Correspondence

2014

The hyperKahler-quaternionic Kahler correspondence constructs quaternionic Kahler metrics from hyperKahler metrics with a rotating circle symmetry. We discuss how this may be interpreted as a combination of the twist construction with the concept of elementary deformation, surveying results of our forthcoming paper. We outline how this leads to a uniqueness statement for the above correspondence and indicate how basic examples of c-map constructions may be realised in this context.

Statement (computer science)Theoretical physicsCurvature formContext (language use)Mathematics::Differential GeometryUniquenessSymmetry (geometry)Deformation (meteorology)TwistMathematics::Symplectic GeometryMathematics
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The c-map on groups

2019

We study the projective special Kaehler condition on groups, providing an intrinsic definition of homogeneous projective special Kaehler that includes the previously known examples. We give intrinsic defining equations that may be used without resorting to computations in the special cone, and emphasise certain associated integrability equations. The definition is shown to have the property that the image of such structures under the c-map is necessarily a left-invariant quaternionic Kaehler structure on a Lie group.

PhysicsMathematics - Differential GeometryPure mathematics53C26 (53C30 53C55)Property (philosophy)Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)010308 nuclear & particles physicsComputationImage (category theory)Structure (category theory)Lie group01 natural sciencesDifferential Geometry (math.DG)Cone (topology)Homogeneous0103 physical sciencesFOS: MathematicsMathematics::Differential GeometryProjective test010306 general physics
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Elementary deformations and the hyperK\"ahler-quaternionic K\"ahler correspondence

2014

The hyperK\"ahler-quaternionic K\"ahler correspondence constructs quaternionic K\"ahler metrics from hyperK\"ahler metrics with a rotating circle symmetry. We discuss how this may be interpreted as a combination of the twist construction with the concept of elementary deformation, surveying results of our forthcoming paper. We outline how this leads to a uniqueness statement for the above correspondence and indicate how basic examples of c-map constructions may be realised in this context.

Mathematics - Differential GeometryHigh Energy Physics - Theory53C26Mathematics::Complex VariablesMathematics::Differential GeometryMathematics::Symplectic Geometry
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