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Recent Progress in Differential Geometry and Its Related Fields
Proceedings of the 2nd International Colloquium on Differential Geometry and Its Related Fields, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, 6-10 September 2010
Hideya Hashimoto , Toshiaki Adachi
Homogeneous Einstein metrics on generalized flag manifolds Sp(n)/(U(p) x U(q) x Sp(n - p - q)) / Andreas Arvanitoyeorgos, Ioannis Chrysikos and Yusuke Sakane -- On G2-invariants of curves in purely imaginary octonions / Misa Ohashi -- Magnetic Jacobi fields for Kahler magnetic fields / Toshiaki Adachi -- Geometry for q-exponential families / Hiroshi Matsuzoe and Atsumi Ohara -- Sasakian magnetic fields on homogeneous real hypersurfaces in a complex hyperbolic space / Tuya Bao -- TYZ expansions for some rotation invariant Kahler metrics / Todor Gramchev and Andrea Loi -- Kershner's tilings of type 6 by congruent pentagons are not Dirichlet / Atsushi Kubota and Toshiaki Adachi -- Eleven classes of almost paracontact manifolds with semi-Riemannian metric of (n + 1, n) / Galia Nakova and Simeon Zamkovoy -- Notes on geometry of q-normal distributions / Daiki Tanaya, Masaru Tanaka and Hiroshi Matsuzoe -- A remark on complex Lagrangian cones in H[symbol] / Norio Ejiri and Kazumi Tsukada -- Realizations of subgroups of G2, Spin(7) and their applications / Hideya Hashimoto and Misa Ohashi -- Bezier type almost complex structures on quaternionic Hermitian vector spaces / Milen J. Hristov
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