2021
DOI: 10.4064/cm7797-1-2021
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On geodesic mappings in a particular class of Roter spaces

Abstract: We determine a particular class of Roter warped product spaces. We show that every manifold of that class admits a non-trivial geodesic mapping onto some Roter warped product space. Moreover, both geodesically related manifolds are pseudosymmetric of constant type.

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“…(iii) In [41] a particular class of Roter warped product spaces was determined such that every manifold of that class admits a non-trivial geodesic mapping onto some Roter warped product space. Moreover, both geodesically related manifolds are pseudosymmetric of constant type.…”
Section: Roter Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(iii) In [41] a particular class of Roter warped product spaces was determined such that every manifold of that class admits a non-trivial geodesic mapping onto some Roter warped product space. Moreover, both geodesically related manifolds are pseudosymmetric of constant type.…”
Section: Roter Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(iii) In [39] a particular class of Roter warped product spaces was determined such that every manifold of that class admits a non-trivial geodesic mapping onto some Roter warped product space. Moreover, both geodesically related manifolds are pseudosymmetric of constant type.…”
Section: Roter Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eyasmin [15] studied hypersurfaces in a conformally fl at space. Deszcz and Hotloś [16] defi ned and studied the geodesic mappings in a particular class of roter spaces. Deszcz, M. Głogowska, and M. Hotloś [17] studied the OpozdaVerstraelen affi ne curvature tensor on hypersurfaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%