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Conformally K\"ahler structures

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arxiv 2409.17347 v2 pith:QTB2DEPW submitted 2024-09-25 math.DG math-phmath.MP

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We establish a one-to-one correspondence between K\"ahler metrics in a given conformal class and parallel sections of a certain vector bundle with conformally invariant connection, where the parallel sections satisfy a set of non--linear algebraic constraints that we describe. The vector bundle captures 2-form prolongations and is isomorphic to $\Lambda^3(\cT)$, where ${\cT}$ is the tractor bundle of conformal geometry, but the resulting connection differs from the normal tractor connection by curvature terms. Our analysis leads to a set of obstructions for a Riemannian metric to be conformal to a K\"ahler metric. In particular we find an explicit algebraic condition for a Weyl tensor which must hold if there exists a conformal Killing-Yano tensor, which is a necessary condition for a metric to be conformal to K\"ahler. This gives an invariant characterisation of algebraically special Riemannian metrics of type $D$ in dimensions higher than four.

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