This analysis reveals that only hyperbolic half-spaces exhibit killing spinors in indefinite einstein solvmanifolds, indicating unique structural properties.
Riemannian Einstein solvmanifolds can be described in terms of nilsolitons, namely nilpotent Lie groups endowed with a left-invariant Ricci soliton metric. This characterization does not extend to indefinite metrics; nonetheless, nilsolitons can be defined and used to construct Einstein solvmanifolds of a higher dimension in any signature. An Einstein solvmanifold obtained by this construction turns out to satisfy the pseudo-Iwasawa condition, meaning that its Lie algebra splits as the orthogonal sum of a nilpotent ideal and an abelian subalgebra, the latter acting by symmetric derivations. We prove that the only pseudo-Iwasawa solvmanifolds that admit a Killing spinor, invariant or not, are the hyperbolic half-spaces.
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