Characterization of the universal isometry group of q-map spaces

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Let NH×L\overline{N}\cong \mathcal{H}\times L be the q-map space, with gL(p)g_{L}(p) the left-invariant metric on the fiber LpLL_p\cong L parametrized by pHp\in\mathcal{H}. Let GG be the connected Lie subgroup of Iso0(N,gN)\mathrm{Iso}_0(\overline{N},g_{\overline{N}}) whose Lie algebra is

g=RD(sl2(R)op(Rnh)).\mathfrak{g}=\mathbb{R}D\ltimes\bigl(\mathfrak{sl}_2(\mathbb{R})^{\mathrm{op}}\ltimes(\mathbb{R}^n\ltimes\mathfrak{h})\bigr).

For each pHp\in\mathcal{H}, let Iso0(L,gL(p))\mathrm{Iso}_0(L,g_L(p)) be the connected component of the identity of the isometry group of (L,gL(p))(L,g_L(p)). Universal isometry group characterization. Then

G=pHIso0(L,gL(p)).G=\bigcap_{p\in\mathcal{H}}\mathrm{Iso}_0(L,g_L(p)).

This conjecture proposes that the universal isometry group generated by the LL-action and S-duality is exactly the subgroup acting by isometries on every fiber metric gL(p)g_L(p). The supplied text does not state whether the conjecture has been resolved.

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Vicente Cortés and Iván Tulli, “S-duality and the universal isometries of q-map spaces”, arXiv:2202.03121 (2022).

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