Mixed Killing vector field and almost coK\"{a}hler manifolds
Paritosh Ghosh

TL;DR
This paper introduces the concept of mixed Killing vector fields on (semi-)Riemannian and almost coK"{a}hler manifolds, proving new curvature identities and classifying manifolds with such vector fields, especially in low dimensions.
Contribution
It generalizes the notion of Killing vector fields to mixed Killing fields, establishes curvature identities, and classifies almost coK"{a}hler manifolds with these fields, including specific results in dimension three.
Findings
Reeb vector field is mixed Killing iff the operator h=0.
On ta-Einstein manifolds, mixed Killing implies constant scalar curvature.
In (ppa,mu)-almost coK"{a}hler manifolds, a is mixed Killing iff the manifold is coK"{a}hler.
Abstract
A vector field on any (semi-)Riemannian manifold is said to be mixed Killing if for some nonzero smooth function , it satisfies , where is the Lie derivative along . This class of vector fields, as a generalization of Killing vector fields, not only identify the isometries of the manifolds, but broadly also contain the class of homothety transformations. We prove an essential curvature identity along those fields on any (semi-)Riemannian manifold and thus generalize the Bochner's theorem for Killing vector fields in this setting. Later we study it in the framework of almost coK\"{a}hler structure and we prove that the Reeb vector field on an almost coK\"{a}hler manifold is mixed Killing if and only if the operator . Moving further, we completely classify almost coK\"{a}hler manifolds with mixed Killing vector field in dimension 3. In…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Geometry and complex manifolds · Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
