An explicit classification of 3-dimensional Riemannian spaces satisfying $R(X,Y) \cdot R = 0$

Oldřich Kowalski

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Collapse of warped submersions

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Annales Polonici Mathematici

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We generalize the concept of warped manifold to Riemannian submersions π: M → B between two compact Riemannian manifolds $(M, g_{M})$ and $(B, g_{B})$ in the following way. If f: B → (0,∞) is a smooth function on B which is extended to a function f̂ = f ∘ π constant along the fibres of π then we define a new metric $g_{f}$ on M by $g_{f} |_{\times} \equiv g_{M} |_{\times}, g_{f} {|_{\times T M ̂} \equiv f ̂ ² g_{M} |}_{\times T M ̂}$ , where and denote the bundles of horizontal and vertical vectors. The manifold $(M, g_{f})$ obtained that way is called a warped submersion. The function f is called a warping function. We show...

Tenseness of Riemannian flows

Hiraku Nozawa, José Ignacio Royo Prieto (2014)

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We show that any transversally complete Riemannian foliation $ℱ$ of dimension one on any possibly non-compact manifold $M$ is tense; namely, $M$ admits a Riemannian metric such that the mean curvature form of $ℱ$ is basic. This is a partial generalization of a result of Domínguez, which says that any Riemannian foliation on any compact manifold is tense. Our proof is based on some results of Molino and Sergiescu, and it is simpler than the original proof by Domínguez. As an application, we generalize...

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Yaning Wang, Ximin Liu (2014)

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We consider an almost Kenmotsu manifold $M^{2 n + 1}$ with the characteristic vector field ξ belonging to the (k,μ)’-nullity distribution and h’ ≠ 0 and we prove that $M^{2 n + 1}$ is locally isometric to the Riemannian product of an (n+1)-dimensional manifold of constant sectional curvature -4 and a flat n-dimensional manifold, provided that $M^{2 n + 1}$ is ξ-Riemannian-semisymmetric. Moreover, if $M^{2 n + 1}$ is a ξ-Riemannian-semisymmetric almost Kenmotsu manifold such that ξ belongs to the (k,μ)-nullity distribution, we prove...

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Ori Parzanchevski (2013)

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Global existence of solutions to Schrödinger equations on compact riemannian manifolds below $H^{1}$

Sijia Zhong (2010)

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A Weitzenbôck formula for the second fundamental form of a Riemannian foliation

Paolo Piccinni (1984)

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Si considera la seconda forma fondamentale $\alpha$ di foliazioni su varietà riemanniane e si ottiene una formula per il laplaciano $\nabla^{2}\alpha$ - Se ne deducono alcune implicazioni per foliazioni su varietà a curvatura costante.

Generalized gradient flow and singularities of the Riemannian distance function

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Significant information about the topology of a bounded domain $Ω$ of a Riemannian manifold $M$ is encoded into the properties of the distance, $d_{\partial Ω}$ , from the boundary of $Ω$ . We discuss recent results showing the invariance of the singular set of the distance function with respect to the generalized gradient flow of $d_{\partial Ω}$ , as well as applications to homotopy equivalence.

A Weitzenbôck formula for the second fundamental form of a Riemannian foliation

Paolo Piccinni (1984)

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Structure of second-order symmetric Lorentzian manifolds

Oihane F. Blanco, Miguel Sánchez, José M. Senovilla (2013)

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$𝑆𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑑 - 𝑜𝑟𝑑𝑒𝑟𝑠𝑦𝑚𝑚𝑒𝑡𝑟𝑖𝑐𝐿𝑜𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑧𝑖𝑎𝑛𝑠𝑝𝑎𝑐𝑒𝑠$ , that is to say, Lorentzian manifolds with vanishing second derivative $\nabla \nabla R \equiv 0$ of the curvature tensor $R$ , are characterized by several geometric properties, and explicitly presented. Locally, they are a product $M = M_{1} \times M_{2}$ where each factor is uniquely determined as follows: $M_{2}$ is a Riemannian symmetric space and $M_{1}$ is either a constant-curvature Lorentzian space or a definite type of plane wave generalizing the Cahen–Wallach family. In the proper case (i.e., $\nabla R \neq 0$ at some point), the curvature...

On $2p$ -dimensional Riemannian manifolds with positive scalar curvature

Domenico Perrone (1984)

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In questo lavoro si danno alcuni risultati sugli spettri degli operatori di Laplace per varietà Riemanniane compatte con curvatura scalare positiva e di dimensione $2p$ . Ad essi si aggiunge una osservazione riguardante la congettura di Yamabe.

The Killing Tensors on an $n$ -dimensional Manifold with $S L (n,)$ -structure

Sergey E. Stepanov, Irina I. Tsyganok, Marina B. Khripunova (2016)

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In this paper we solve the problem of finding integrals of equations determining the Killing tensors on an $n$ -dimensional differentiable manifold $M$ endowed with an equiaffine $S L (n,)$ -structure and discuss possible applications of obtained results in Riemannian geometry.

Complete Riemannian manifolds admitting a pair of Einstein-Weyl structures

Amalendu Ghosh (2016)

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We prove that a connected Riemannian manifold admitting a pair of non-trivial Einstein-Weyl structures $(g, \pm ω)$ with constant scalar curvature is either Einstein, or the dual field of $ω$ is Killing. Next, let $(M^{n}, g)$ be a complete and connected Riemannian manifold of dimension at least $3$ admitting a pair of Einstein-Weyl structures $(g, \pm ω)$ . Then the Einstein-Weyl vector field $E$ (dual to the $1$ -form $ω$ ) generates an infinitesimal harmonic transformation if and only if $E$ is Killing.

$H^{p}$ spaces on bounded symmetric domains

Kyong T. Hahn, Josephine Mitchell (1973)

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Harmonie reflections

Lieven Vanhecke, Maria-Elena Vazquez-Abal (1988)

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We study local reflections $\phi_{\sigma}$ with respect to a curve $\sigma$ in a Riemannian manifold and prove that $\sigma$ is a geodesic if $\phi_{\sigma}$ is a harmonic map. Moreover, we prove that the Riemannian manifold has constant curvature if and only if $\phi_{\sigma}$ is harmonic for all geodesies $\sigma$ .

Multiplicity bounds for Steklov eigenvalues on Riemannian surfaces

Mikhail Karpukhin, Gerasim Kokarev, Iosif Polterovich (2014)

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We prove two explicit bounds for the multiplicities of Steklov eigenvalues $σ_{k}$ on compact surfaces with boundary. One of the bounds depends only on the genus of a surface and the index $k$ of an eigenvalue, while the other depends as well on the number of boundary components. We also show that on any given Riemannian surface with smooth boundary the multiplicities of Steklov eigenvalues $σ_{k}$ are uniformly bounded in $k$ .

A characterization of the Riemann extension in terms of harmonicity

Cornelia-Livia Bejan, Şemsi Eken (2017)

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If $(M, \nabla)$ is a manifold with a symmetric linear connection, then $T^{*} M$ can be endowed with the natural Riemann extension $\bar{g}$ (O. Kowalski and M. Sekizawa (2011), M. Sekizawa (1987)). Here we continue to study the harmonicity with respect to $\bar{g}$ initiated by C. L. Bejan and O. Kowalski (2015). More precisely, we first construct a canonical almost para-complex structure $𝒫$ on $(T^{*} M, \bar{g})$ and prove that $𝒫$ is harmonic (in the sense of E. García-Río, L. Vanhecke and M. E. Vázquez-Abal (1997)) if and only if $\bar{g}$ reduces...

Growth of a primitive of a differential form

Jean-Claude Sikorav (2001)

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For an exact differential form on a Riemannian manifold to have a primitive bounded by a given function $f$ , by Stokes it has to satisfy some weighted isoperimetric inequality. We show the converse up to some constants if $M$ has bounded geometry. For a volume form, it suffices to have the inequality ( $| Ω | \leq \int_{\partial Ω} f d σ$ for every compact domain $Ω \subset M$ ). This implies in particular the “well-known” result that if $M$ is the universal covering of a compact Riemannian manifold with non-amenable fundamental group, then...

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