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On the intrinsic normalizations of the seminonholonomic complexes \(SN Gr(m,n (m+1) (n-m)- \varrho)\). I. (English. Russian original) Zbl 0983.53008

Lith. Math. J. 39, No. 4, 408-425 (1999); translation from Liet. Mat. Rink. 39, No. 4, 517-538 (1999).
Summary: The first investigations of the differential geometry of the seminonholonomic ruled manifolds of the projective space were initiated by K. I. Grincevičius [Litov. Mat. Sb. 4, 329-334 (1964; Zbl 0189.21901)]. His ideas were further developed in the works of V. I. Bliznikas, S. I. Gregelionis, and others. The papers [G. F. Laptev and N. M. Ostianu, Trudy Geom. Semin., 3, 49-94 (1971)] and [N. M. Ostianu, ibid. 95-114 (1971)] are devoted to the study of the differential geometry of distributions of the \(m\)-dimensional linear elements in the space of projective connections. In the present note, we examine some questions concerning intrinsic normalizations of the seminonholonomic complexes \(SN Gr (m,n(m+1) (n-m)- \rho)\) of the projective space \(P_n\).

MSC:

53A20 Projective differential geometry
53C30 Differential geometry of homogeneous manifolds
53B10 Projective connections
53C05 Connections (general theory)
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References:

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