Despite remarkable success in describing supergravity reductions and backgrounds, generalized geometry and exceptional field theory are still lacking a fundamental object of differential geometry, the Riemann tensor. We show that to construct it, a hierarchy of connections is required. They complement the spin connection with higher representations known from the tensor hierarchy. This approach allows to define generalized homogeneous spaces which underlie generalized U-duality, admit consistent truncations and provide a huge class of new flux backgrounds with nontrivial structure groups. Published by the American Physical Society 2024
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