(Para-)Hermitian and (para-)K\"ahler Submanifolds of a para-quaternionic K\"ahler manifold
Massimo Vaccaro

TL;DR
This paper extends the study of Hermitian and K"ahler submanifolds to para-quaternionic K"ahler manifolds, providing conditions for integrability, curvature invariance, and characterizations of parallel submanifolds.
Contribution
It generalizes previous results to para-quaternionic settings, introduces a tensor characterization of the second fundamental form, and characterizes curvature invariance and parallelism of submanifolds.
Findings
Almost (para-)K"ahler submanifolds are (para-)K"ahler if scalar curvature is non-zero.
Totally (para-)complex submanifolds of maximal dimension are characterized by the second fundamental form.
Curvature invariance and parallelism conditions for submanifolds in para-quaternionic space forms.
Abstract
On a para-quaternionic K\"ahler manifold , which is first of all a pseudo-Riemannian manifold, a natural definition of (almost) K\"ahler and (almost) para-K\"ahler submanifold can be given where is a (para-)complex structure on which is the restriction of a section of the para-quaternionic bundle . In this paper, we extend to such a submanifold most of the results proved by Alekseevsky and Marchiafava, 2001, where Hermitian and K\"ahler submanifolds of a quaternionic K\"ahler manifold have been studied. Conditions for the integrability of an almost (para-)Hermitian structure on are given. Assuming that the scalar curvature of is non zero, we show that any almost (para-)K\"ahler submanifold is (para-)K\"ahler and moreover that is (para-)K\"ahler iff it is totally…
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