
doi: 10.3390/math9040333
handle: 11563/147890
We study the semi-Riemannian geometry of the foliation F of an indefinite locally conformal Kähler (l.c.K.) manifold M, given by the Pfaffian equation ω=0, provided that ∇ω=0 and c=∥ω∥≠0 (ω is the Lee form of M). If M is conformally flat then every leaf of F is shown to be a totally geodesic semi-Riemannian hypersurface in M, and a semi-Riemannian space form of sectional curvature c/4, carrying an indefinite c-Sasakian structure. As a corollary of the result together with a semi-Riemannian version of the de Rham decomposition theorem any geodesically complete, conformally flat, indefinite Vaisman manifold of index 2s, 0<s<n, is locally biholomorphically homothetic to an indefinite complex Hopf manifold CHsn(λ), 0<λ<1, equipped with the indefinite Boothby metric gs,n.
indefinite Hopf manifold, Lee form, Lee vector field, Indefinite locally conformal Kähler manifold, indefinite locally conformal Kähler manifold, canonical foliation, indefinite Vaisman manifold, QA1-939, indefinite Sasakian structure, Mathematics, indefinite Boothby metric
indefinite Hopf manifold, Lee form, Lee vector field, Indefinite locally conformal Kähler manifold, indefinite locally conformal Kähler manifold, canonical foliation, indefinite Vaisman manifold, QA1-939, indefinite Sasakian structure, Mathematics, indefinite Boothby metric
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