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Hermitian structures on six-dimensional almost nilpotent solvmanifolds

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arxiv 2306.03485 v2 pith:RGAGTFSN submitted 2023-06-06 math.DG

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We complete the classification of six-dimensional strongly unimodular almost nilpotent Lie algebras admitting complex structures. For several cases we describe the space of complex structures up to isomorphism. As a consequence we determine the six-dimensional almost nilpotent solvmanifolds admitting an invariant complex structure and study the existence of special types of Hermitian metrics, including SKT, balanced, locally conformally K\"ahler, and strongly Gauduchon metrics. In particular, we determine new balanced solvmanifolds and confirm a conjecture by the first author and Vezzoni regarding SKT and balanced structures in the six-dimensional strongly unimodular almost nilpotent case. Moreover, we prove some negative results regarding complex structures tamed by symplectic forms, showing in particular that in every dimension such structures cannot exist on non-K\"ahler almost abelian Lie algebras.

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