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Aloff-Wallach spaces (also Aloff-Wallach manifold or Aloff-Wallach quotients) are special 7-manifolds obtained as quotient spaces of the third special unitary group SU(3) by various free group actions of the first unitary group U(1). A similar construction using a biquotient space of different actions results in the related Eschenburg spaces. Both are related to the more well-known lens spaces and are of interest in Riemannian geometry.
Let be two integers. U(1) acts on SU(3) by:
If the action is free, then the quotient space is a smooth 7-manifold, called Aloff-Wallach space.
Named after the original discussion in:
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