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Classification of base of warped product almost Ricci solitons

Authors: Gomes, José N. V.; Neto, Manoel V. M.;

Classification of base of warped product almost Ricci solitons

Abstract

In this paper we study a Ricci-Hessian type manifold $(\Bbb{M},g,��,f,��)$ which is closely related to the construction of almost Ricci soliton realized as a warped product. We classify certain classes of the Ricci-Hessian type manifolds and derive some implications for almost Ricci solitons and generalized $m$--quasi-Einstein manifolds. We consider two complementary cases: $\nabla f$ and $\nabla��$ are linearly independent in $C^\infty(\Bbb{M})$--module $\mathfrak{X}(\Bbb{M})$; and $\nabla f=h\nabla��$ for a smooth function $h$ on $\Bbb{M}$. In the first case we show that the vector field $\nabla��$ belongs to the $C^\infty(\Bbb{M})$--module generated by $\nabla f$ and $\nabla��$, while in the second case, under additional hypothesis, the manifold is, around any regular point of $f$, locally isometric to a warped product.

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Mathematics - Differential Geometry, Differential Geometry (math.DG), FOS: Mathematics, Primary 53C15, 53A30, Secondary 53C24, 53C12

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