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Transversely K\"ahler almost contact metric Lie algebras

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We study transversely K\"ahler almost contact metric Lie algebras $(\mathfrak{g},\varphi,\xi,\eta,g)$ such that the structure $1$-form $\eta$ is a contact form. They include both quasi Sasakian and anti-quasi-Sasakian Lie algebras of maximal rank. In the case where the center of the Lie algebra is nontrivial, they are $1$-dimensional central extensions of K\"ahler Lie algebras via a symplectic form. We investigate the $5$-dimensional case, obtaining a classification of $\eta$-Einstein transversely K\"ahler almost contact metric Lie algebras of maximal rank. If the center is trivial, the structure is always $\alpha$-Sasakian. If the center is nontrivial and the K\"ahler quotient $\mathfrak{g}/\mathfrak{z(g)}$ is not abelian, the structure is quasi Sasakian; it is $\alpha$-Sasakian on central extensions of K\"ahler-Einstein $4$-dimensional Lie algebras, and not conversely. Up to isomorphisms, the Heisenberg Lie algebra $\mathfrak{h}_5$ is the only $5$-dimensional Lie algebra admitting $\eta$-Einstein transversely K\"ahler structures which are not quasi Sasakian, including anti-quasi-Sasakian structures. In fact, we show that any $5$-dimensional anti-quasi-Sasakian Lie algebra is isomorphic to $\mathfrak{h}_5$.

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On centerless unimodular contact Lie algebras

math.DG · 2026-05-09 · accept · novelty 6.0

Centerless unimodular DS-contact Lie algebras are only sl(2,R) and su(2), with the Reeb vector's adjoint action nilpotent except in these cases.

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  • On centerless unimodular contact Lie algebras math.DG · 2026-05-09 · accept · none · ref 21 · internal anchor

    Centerless unimodular DS-contact Lie algebras are only sl(2,R) and su(2), with the Reeb vector's adjoint action nilpotent except in these cases.