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Classification of Affinely Homogeneous Hessian Rank 2 Hypersurfaces S^3 in R^4

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arxiv 2404.18565 v1 pith:CY3TD5FM submitted 2024-04-29 math.DG

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We determine all affinely homogeneous hypersurfaces S^3 in R^4 whose Hessian is (invariantly) of constant rank 2, including the simply transitive ones. We find 34 inequivalent terminal branches yielding each to a nonempty moduli space of homogeneous models of hypersurfaces S^3 in R^4, sometimes parametrized by a certain complicated algebraic variety, especially for the 15 (over 34) families of models which are simply transitive. We employ the power series method of equivalence, which captures invariants at the origin, creates branches, and infinitesimalizes calculations. In Lie's original classification spirit, we describe the found homogeneous models by listing explicit Lie algebras of infinitesimal transformations, sometimes parametrized by absolute invariants satisfying certain algebraic equations.

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