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(Almost) complex manifold problem. 

Can some one give me an exemple of an almost compplex manifold that is not a complex manifold and why?  I know that an almost complex manifold is of even real dim and is orientable.  I also heard that some $S^{2n}$ don't have a complex structure on them but i might be wrong. 

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The classic example of an almost complex manifold that is not a complex manifold is the six-sphere $S^6$. Consider $S^6$ in $\mathbb{R}^7 = \mathrm{im}\,\mathbb{O}$ as the set of unit norm imaginary octonions.  The almost complex structure on $S^6$ is defined by $J_p v = p \times v$, where $p\in S^6$ and $v\in T_p S^6$ and $\times$ stands for the vector product on $\mathbb{R}^7$. 
This almost complex structure cannot be induced by a complex atlas on $S^6$ because the Nijenhuis tensor $N_J$ doesn't vanish (cf.  the Nirenberg Newlander theorem). 
A result of Borel-Serre states that the only spheres endowed with an almost complex structure are $S^2$ and $S^6$. (The one on $S^2$ is a complex structure.)  Up to now, it is not known whether there exists a complex structure on $S^6$.
As a reference I mention the Wikipedia page on almost complex manifolds.