Bounds of Scalar curvature, S-curvature and distortion on $\infty$-Einstein Finsler manifolds
Bin Shen

TL;DR
This paper explores curvature bounds and topological properties of $ abla$-Einstein Finsler manifolds, establishing inequalities and finiteness results that advance understanding of Finsler geometric analysis and relate to Gromov's scalar curvature conjecture.
Contribution
It introduces new bounds for S-curvature, distortion, and scalar curvature on $ abla$-Einstein Finsler manifolds, linking curvature conditions to topological finiteness and addressing Gromov's conjecture.
Findings
Established linear growth lower bounds for S-curvature and distortion.
Derived bounds for scalar curvature on gradient Ricci solitons.
Proved topological finiteness for certain $ abla$-Einstein Finsler manifolds.
Abstract
This manuscript investigates the curvature and topological properties of certain -Einstein Finsler metrics on Finsler metric measure spaces. By imposing symmetry conditions, we construct a series of special metrics and analyze their equivalence on special manifolds. Provided a Ricci curvature bound, we establish a linear growth lower bound estimate for the S-curvature and the distortion, revealing the interplay between curvature and measure on -Einstein Finsler manifolds. Furthermore, by introducing scalar curvature and imposing a linear growth lower bound condition, we derive upper and lower bounds for the distortion, S-curvature, and the scalar curvature itself on asymmetric essential gradient Ricci solitons with certain non-Riemannian curvature constraints. These results yield direct topological finiteness conclusions for some forward-complete -Einstein…
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TopicsAdvanced Differential Geometry Research · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
