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March 29, 2026Journal of Lie theory0 citationsOpen Access

Lattices in Symplectic Lie Groups

AMA. MedinaPRP. Revoy

Key Points

  • This research aims to classify and understand the structure of lattices within symplectic Lie groups, focusing on four-dimensional cases.
  • Investigated connected and simply connected symplectic Lie groups of dimension four.
  • Determined isomorphy classes of discrete cocompact subgroups (lattices).
  • Described the existence of left invariant symplectic affine structures within these groups.
  • Identified an infinite number of nonhomeomorphic compact symplectic solvmanifolds.
  • Characterized all isomorphy classes of symplectic lattices in solvable non nilpotent cases.
  • Confirmed the existence of left invariant flat and torsion free symplectic connections in these groups.

Abstract

A Lie group G equipped with a left invariant symplectic form + is called a symplectic Lie group and the pair (g, ) , where g is its Lie algebra, the tangent space to G at the unit , is said a symplectic Lie algebra.Among others things, we determine connected and simply connected symplectic Lie groups of dimension four which have discrete cocompact subgroups, that is, uniform lattices.We describe in the solvable non nilpotent case, all isomorphy classes of lattices and in this fashion obtain an infinity of nonhomeomorphic compact symplectic solvmanifolds.Finally we show that these four dimensional symplectic Lie groups have left invariant symplectic affine structures, that is, left invariant flat and torsion free symplectic connexions.

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Medina et al. (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c8c15ade0f0f753b39bbf3https://doi.org/10.5802/jolt.434
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