The heterotic G system with reducible characteristic holonomy
arXiv:2403.00084 · doi:10.1016/j.geomphys.2025.105635
Abstract
We construct solutions to the heterotic G system on almost contact metric manifolds with reduced characteristic holonomy. We focus on --Sasaki manifolds and -Sasaki manifolds, the latter being a convenient reformulation of spin -Einstein -Sasaki manifolds. Investigating a -parameter family of G-connections on the tangent bundle, we obtain several approximate solutions as well as one new class of exact solutions on degenerate --Sasaki manifolds.
48 pages; v2: typos fixed, matches published version
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