1970
DOI: 10.2748/tmj/1178242763
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On normal globally framed $f$-manifolds

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“…For these reasons, we consider that it is interesting to introduce a notion of generalized S-space-form on metric f -manifolds (see Section 2 for a precise definition of these manifolds) and we have limited our research to the case s = 2 which appeared in the study of hypersurfaces in almost contact manifolds [3,8]. To this end, we have followed the same procedure as in almost complex and almost contact cases, that is, we have substituted the constants in the expression of the curvature tensor field of an S-space-form (an S-manifold of constant f -sectional curvature) obtained in [10] by certain differentiable functions on the manifold.…”
Section: R(x Y )Z = λ{G(x Z)y − G(y Z)x}mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For these reasons, we consider that it is interesting to introduce a notion of generalized S-space-form on metric f -manifolds (see Section 2 for a precise definition of these manifolds) and we have limited our research to the case s = 2 which appeared in the study of hypersurfaces in almost contact manifolds [3,8]. To this end, we have followed the same procedure as in almost complex and almost contact cases, that is, we have substituted the constants in the expression of the curvature tensor field of an S-space-form (an S-manifold of constant f -sectional curvature) obtained in [10] by certain differentiable functions on the manifold.…”
Section: R(x Y )Z = λ{G(x Z)y − G(y Z)x}mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A framed metric /-manifold is said to be covariant constant if a number of tensors including/are parallel. As a corollary of Proposition 4.6 we strengthen slightly Theorem 14 of [6]. Corollary 4.7.…”
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“…In [6] the authors consider the concept of a framed metric /-manifold which among other things is a Riemannian manifold Af together with a skew-symmetric tensor/of type (1,1) satisfying/3 + / = 0. A framed metric /-manifold is said to be covariant constant if a number of tensors including/are parallel.…”
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“…The reader can find more details about these structures in the Riemannian case, for example in [7,8,21] and in [17], where the notion of almost S -manifolds was introduced, while one can principally find in [10] the extension of this theory to the semi-Riemannian context.…”
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confidence: 99%