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The coset space of the exceptional Lie group G₂ by its special unitary subgroup SU(3) is diffeomorphic to the 6-sphere:
coset space-structures on n-spheres:
standard: | |
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this Prop. | |
this Prop. | |
this Prop. | |
exceptional: | |
Spin(7)/G₂ is the 7-sphere | |
since Spin(6) SU(4) | |
since Sp(2) is Spin(5) and Sp(1) is SU(2), see Spin(5)/SU(2) is the 7-sphere | |
G₂/SU(3) is the 6-sphere | |
Spin(9)/Spin(7) is the 15-sphere |
see also Spin(8)-subgroups and reductions
homotopy fibers of homotopy pullbacks of classifying spaces:
(from FSS 19, 3.4)
According to Gray-Green 70, p. 2 the statement is originally due to
According to ABF 17 the statement is originally due to to
Review:
Alfred Gray, Paul S. Green, p. 2 of Sphere transitive structures and the triality automorphism, Pacific J. Math. Volume 34, Number 1 (1970), 83-96 (euclid:1102976640)
Robert Bryant, Section 1.3 of Manifolds with -Holonomy, lecture notes, 1998 (web)
Robert Bryant, Section 2.3 of Some remarks on -structures, Proceedings of 12th Gokova Geometry-Topology Conference, 2005 (pdf)
Simon Salamon, p. 6 of A tour of exceptional geometry, Milanj. math.72 (2002)1-0 (web)
A. J. MacFarlane, The sphere viewed as a -coset space, International Journal of Modern Physics A Vol. 17, No. 19, pp. 2595-2613 (2002) (doi:10.1142/S0217751X02010650)
A. Gyenge, Section 4.2 of On the topology of the exceptional Lie group , 2011 (pdf)
Ilka Agricola, Aleksandra Borówka, Thomas Friedrich, and the geometry of nearly Kähler 6-manifolds (arXiv:1707.08591)
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