
This paper introduces a description of a doubly warped product manifold, taking into account certain conditions related to the projective curvature tensor. We demonstrate that the factor manifolds of a projectively flat (symmetric) doubly warped product manifold possess constant sectional curvature. In the flatness scenario, a doubly warped product manifold reduces to a singly warped product manifold. We establish that the factor manifolds of a doubly warped product manifold with harmonic projective curvature tensor are Einstein manifolds and exhibit harmonic projective curvature tensor. In Sec. VI, we provide evidence that a projectively flat (symmetric) generalized Robertson–Walker space-time is both a perfect fluid and static.
Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Tensor (intrinsic definition), QC1-999, Geometry, FOS: Mathematics, Cosmological Parameters and Dark Energy, Classical mechanics, Product (mathematics), Curvature, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Pure mathematics, Optimal Transport in Geometry and Analysis, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Holographic Derivation of Field Theories and Gravity, Geometric Applications, Tensor product, Physics and Astronomy, Mathematical physics, Physical Sciences, Riemann curvature tensor, Mathematics, Projective test
Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Tensor (intrinsic definition), QC1-999, Geometry, FOS: Mathematics, Cosmological Parameters and Dark Energy, Classical mechanics, Product (mathematics), Curvature, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Pure mathematics, Optimal Transport in Geometry and Analysis, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Holographic Derivation of Field Theories and Gravity, Geometric Applications, Tensor product, Physics and Astronomy, Mathematical physics, Physical Sciences, Riemann curvature tensor, Mathematics, Projective test
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