2026-07-072026-07-07http://salesiana.dossiersoluciones.com/handle/123456789/78073A homogeneous space G/H is said to have a compact Clifford-Klein form if there exists a discrete subgroup D of G that acts properly discontinuously on G/H, such that the quotient space D\G/H is compact. When n is even, we find every closed, connected subgroup H of G = SO(2,n), such that G/H has a compact Clifford-Klein form, but our classification is not quite complete when n is odd. The work reveals new examples of homogeneous spaces of SO(2,n) that have compact Clifford-Klein forms, if n is even. Furthermore, we show that if H is a closed, connected subgroup of G = SL(3,R), and neither H nor G/H is compact, then G/H does not have a compact Clifford-Klein form, and we also study noncompact Clifford-Klein forms of finite volume.Latex2e file, 22 pages, no figures; corrected errorRepresentation TheoryDifferential GeometryGroup Theory22E40 (Primary); 53C30 (Secondary)text