Quasi Contact Metric Manifolds with Constant Sectional Curvature
Rezvan Hojati, Fereshteh Malek
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Rezvan Hojati, Fereshteh Malek
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A quasi contact metric manifold is a natural generalization of a contact metric manifold based on the geometry of the corresponding quasi Kahler cones. In this paper we prove that if a quasi contact metric manifold has constant sectional curvature $c$, then $c=1$; additionally, if the characteristic vector field is Killing, then the manifold is Sasakian. These facts are some generalizations of Olszak's theorem to quasi contact metric manifolds.
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A quasi contact metric manifold is a natural generalization of a contact metric manifold based on the geometry of the corresponding quasi Kahler cones. In this paper we prove that if a quasi contact metric manifold has constant sectional curvature $c$, then $c=1$; additionally, if the characteristic vector field is Killing, then the manifold is Sasakian. These facts are some generalizations of Olszak's theorem to quasi contact metric manifolds.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Metric (unit), Manifold (fluid mechanics), Sectional curvature, Generalization, Constant (computer programming), Curvature, Statistical manifold