Paper · Jun 12, 2023
Einstein-type metrics and generalized Ricci solitons on weak -K-contact manifolds
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Abstract
A weak metric -structure , generalizes the metric -structure on a smooth manifold, i.e., the complex structure on the contact distribution is replaced with a nonsingular skew-symmetric tensor. We study geometry of a weak -K-contact structure, which is a weak -contact structure, whose characteristic vector fields are Killing. We show that of a weak -contact manifold defines a -foliation with an abelian Lie algebra. Then we characterize weak -K-contact manifolds among all weak metric -manifolds by the property known for -K-contact manifolds, and find when a Riemannian manifold endowed with a set of orthonormal Killing vector fields is a weak -K-contact manifold. We show that for , an Einstein weak -K-contact manifold is Ricci flat, then find sufficient conditions for a weak -K-contact manifold with parallel Ricci tensor or with a generalized gradient Ricci soliton structure to be Ricci flat or a quasi Einstein manifold. We prove positive definiteness of the Jacobi operators in the characteristic directions and use this to deform a weak -K-contact structure to an -K-contact structure. We define an -Ricci soliton and -Einstein structures on a weak metric -manifold (which for , give the well-known structures on contact metric manifolds) and find sufficient conditions for a compact weak -K-contact manifold with an -Ricci soliton structure of constant scalar curvature to be -Einstein.
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