On the application of M-projective curvature tensor in general relativity
Kaushik Chattopadhyay, Arindam Bhattacharyya, Dipankar Debnath

TL;DR
This paper explores the properties and implications of the $M$-projective curvature tensor in general relativity, revealing conditions under which spacetimes exhibit specific curvature, isotropy, and inflationary behavior, with new theorems and characterizations.
Contribution
It introduces new theorems linking $M$-projective flatness with quasi-Einstein and perfect fluid spacetimes, and characterizes their curvature and symmetry properties in general relativity.
Findings
An $M$-projectively flat quasi-Einstein spacetime is of a special class.
A spacetime with vanishing $M$-projective curvature tensor has quasi-constant curvature.
$M$-projectively flat perfect fluid spacetime with a torse-forming vector field can represent inflation.
Abstract
In this paper the application of the -projective curvature tensor in the general theory of relativity has been studied. Firstly, we have proved that an -projectively flat quasi-Einstein spacetime is of a special class with respect to an associated symmetric tensor field, followed by the theorem that a spacetime with vanishing -projective curvature tensor is a spacetime of quasi-constant curvature. Then we have proved that an -projectively flat quasi-Einstein spacetime is infinitesimally spatially isotropic relative to the unit timelike vector field . In the next section we have proved that an -projectively flat Ricci semi-symmetric quasi-Einstein spacetime satisfying a definite condition is an -quasi Einstein spacetime. In the last section, we have firstly proved that an -projectively flat perfect fluid spacetime with torse-forming vector field…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Differential Geometry Research · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
