
handle: 2434/219378 , 11311/970161
Abstract With the aid of the weak maximum principle at infinity we give some sufficient conditions for Riemannian manifolds to be either Einstein or of constant sectional curvature.
Applied Mathematics, Constant sectional curvature; Einstein manifolds; Stochastic completeness; Trace-free Ricci tensor; Weak maximum principle at infinity, Constant sectional curvature; Einstein manifolds; Stochastic completeness; Trace-free Ricci tensor; Weak maximum principle at infinity; Analysis; Applied Mathematics, Analysis
Applied Mathematics, Constant sectional curvature; Einstein manifolds; Stochastic completeness; Trace-free Ricci tensor; Weak maximum principle at infinity, Constant sectional curvature; Einstein manifolds; Stochastic completeness; Trace-free Ricci tensor; Weak maximum principle at infinity; Analysis; Applied Mathematics, Analysis
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