Almost {\alpha}-Cosymplectic ({\kappa},{\mu},{\nu})-Spaces
Hakan \"Ozt\"urk, Nesip Aktan, Cengizhan Murathan

TL;DR
This paper investigates almost lpha-cosymplectic manifolds satisfying a specific nullity condition, analyzing their invariance under deformation, the constancy of parameters in higher dimensions, and providing a concrete example.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of almost lpha-cosymplectic ({ppa},{\u00Mu},{nu})-spaces, studies their properties under deformation, and explores the existence of such structures in three dimensions with an explicit example.
Findings
The ({ppa},{nu},{nu})-nullity condition is invariant under D-homothetic deformation.
In dimensions greater than three, ppa, nu, nu are not necessarily constant functions.
Existence of three-dimensional almost lpha-cosymplectic ({ppa},{nu},{nu})-spaces is established.
Abstract
Main interest of the present paper is to investigate the almost {\alpha}-cosymplectic manifolds for which the characteristic vector field of the almost {\alpha}-cosymplectic structure satisfies a specific ({\kappa},{\mu},{\nu})-nullity condition. This condition is invariant under D-homothetic deformation of the almost cosymplectic ({\kappa},{\mu},{\nu})-spaces in all dimensions. Also, we prove that for dimensions greater than three, {\kappa},{\mu},{\nu} are not necessary constant smooth functions such that df^{\eta}=0. Then the existence of the three-dimensional case of almost cosymplectic ({\kappa},{\mu},{\nu})-spaces are studied. Finally, we construct an appropriate example of such manifolds.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Advanced Differential Geometry Research · Geometry and complex manifolds
