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S. L. Druta
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We study the conditions under which the tangent bundle $(TM,G)$ of an $n$-dimensional Riemannian manifold $(M,g)$ is conformally flat, where $G$ is a general natural lifted metric of $g$. We prove that the base manifold must have constant sectional curvature and we find some expressions for the natural lifted metric $G$, such that the tangent bundle $(TM,G)$ become conformally flat.
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We study some properties of the tangent bundles with metrics of general natural lifted type. We consider a Riemannian manifold $(M,g)$ and we find the conditions under which the Riemannian manifold $(TM,G)$, where $TM$ is the tangent bundle of $M$ and $G$ is the general natural lifted metric of $g$, has constant sectional curvature.
We continue the study of the anti-Hermitian structures of general natural lift type on the tangent bundles. We get the conditions under which these structures are in the eight classes obtained by Ganchev and Borisov. We complete the characterization of the general natural anti-Kahlerian structures on the tangent bundles with necessary and sufficient conditions, then we present some results concerning the remaining classes.
We study the conditions under which the cotangent bundle $T^*M$ of a Riemaannian manifold $(M,g)$, endowed with a Kahlerian structure $(G,J)$ of general natural lift type (see cite{Druta1}), is Einstein. We first obtain a general natural Kahler-Einstein structure on the cotangent bundle $T^*M$. In this case, a certain parameter, $lambda$ involved in the condition for $(T^*M,G,J)$ to be a Kahlerian manifold, is expressed as a rational function of the other two, the value of the constant sectional curvature, $c$, of the base manifold $(M,g)$ and the constant $rho$ involved in the condition for the structure of being Einstein. This expression of $lambda$ is just that involved in the condition for the Kahlerian manifold to have constant holomorphic sectional curvature (see cite{Druta2}). In the second case, we obtain a general natural Kahler-Einstein structure only on $T_0M$, the bundle of nonzero cotangent vectors to $M$. For this structure, $lambda$ is expressed as another function of the other two parameters, their derivatives, $c$ and $rho$.
We define and study natural $mathrm{SU}(2)$-structures, in the sense of Conti-Salamon, on the total space $cal S$ of the tangent sphere bundle of any given oriented Riemannian 3-manifold $M$. We recur to a fundamental exterior differential system of Riemannian geometry. Essentially, two types of structures arise: the contact-hypo and the non-contact and, for each, we study the conditions for being hypo, nearly-hypo or double-hypo. We discover new double-hypo structures on $S^3times S^2$, of which the well-known Sasaki-Einstein are a particular case. Hyperbolic geometry examples also appear. In the search of the associated metrics, we find a theorem, useful for explicitly determining the metric, which applies to all $mathrm{SU}(2)$-structures in general. Within our application to tangent sphere bundles, we discover a whole new class of metrics specific to 3d-geometry. The evolution equations of Conti-Salamon are considered; leading to a new integrable $mathrm{SU}(3)$-structure on ${cal S}timesmathbb{R}_+$ associated to any flat $M$.
We study the conditions under which an almost Hermitian structure $(G,J)$ of general natural lift type on the cotangent bundle $T^*M$ of a Riemannian manifold $(M,g)$ is K ahlerian. First, we obtain the algebraic conditions under which the manifold $(T^*M,G,J)$ is almost Hermitian. Next we get the integrability conditions for the almost complex structure $J$, then the conditions under which the associated 2-form is closed. The manifold $(T^*M,G,J)$ is K ahlerian iff it is almost Kahlerian and the almost complex structure $J$ is integrable. It follows that the family of Kahlerian structures of above type on $T^*M$ depends on three essential parameters (one is a certain proportionality factor, the other two are parameters involved in the definition of $J$).
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