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Yet Another Family of Complex Structures on $S^6$

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Following a similar path as the recent construction of a complex structure on $S^6$ we construct another such family, disjoint from the known ones.

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Wenfei Liu, Sönke Rollenske. 2026-09-27. Yet Another Family of Complex Structures on $S^6$. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.33826

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