Homogeneous structures of $3$-dimensional Sasakian space forms
Jun-ichi Inoguchi, Yu Ohno
TL;DR
This work classifies all homogeneous contact Riemannian structures on 3-dimensional Sasakian space forms, showing that their Ambrose–Singer connections are governed by Okumura’s one-parameter family when the holomorphic sectional curvature c satisfies c≥−3, and by an extended set that includes the Cartan–Schouten (−) connection for c<−3. By explicitly computing Levi–Civita connections, curvature, and Sasakian data on the 3D model groups, the authors connect Ambrose–Singer structures with Tanaka–Webster and Okumura-type connections, clarifying when the homogeneous structures arise from geometry of GA^{+}(1)×ℝ or from standard Sasakian models. The results provide explicit parametrizations for homogeneous contact Riemannian structures on S^{3}, Nil_{3}, and ilde{SL}_{2}(ℝ), and extend to Berger spheres via Abe’s framework, linking CR–geometry, natural reductivity, and coset representations. Overall, the paper bridges Ambrose–Singer and Okumura theories in dimension three, yielding a complete picture of homogeneous contact Riemannian structures on Sasakian space forms with concrete geometric realizations such as Nil_{3}, S^{3}, and GA^{+}(1)×ℝ models.
Abstract
We give explicit parametrizations for all the homogeneous contact Riemannian structures on $3$-dimensional Sasakian space forms.
