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International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology IC Value: 76.89 (Index Copernicus) Impact Factor: 4.219 DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/ijetst/v4i8.30

Study of K- Hsu Structure in Generalized Almost Contact Manifold

Authors

Sahadat Ali

1

, Geeta Verma

2

Department of Mathematics, SRMGPC, Lucknow- 227105 Corresponding Author: Geeta Verma

1. Introduction

Let M1,M2,....,Mk be k-Hsu-structure manifolds each of class C and of dimension n1,n2,....,nk respectively. Suppose (M1)m1,(M2)m2,....,(Mk)mk, be their tangent spaces at

, M m ...., , M m , M

m1 1 2 2 k k then the product space (M1)m1(M2)m2....(Mk)mk,contains vector fields of the form (X1,X2,....,Xk),where X1(M1)m1,X2(M2)m2,....,Xk(Mk)mk. Vector addition and scalar multiplication on above product space are defined as follows:

(1.1) (X1,X2,....,Xk)(Y1,Y2,....,Yk)(X1Y1,X2Y2,....,XkYk) (1.2) (X1,X2,....,Xk)(X1,X2,....,Xk),

where Xi,Yi(Mi)mi, i1,2,....,kand is a scalar.

Under these conditions the product space(M1)m1(M2)m2....(Mk)mk forms a vector space.

A linear transformation F on the product space is defined as (1.3) F(X1,X2,....,Xk)(F1X1,F2X2,....,Fk Xk),

where F1,F2,....,Fkare linear transformations on (M1)m1,(M2)m2,....,(Mk)mkrespectively.

If f1,f2,....,fk be Cfunctions over the spaces (M1)m1,(M2)m2,....,(Mk)mk respectively, we define the Abstract: Cartesian product of two manifolds has been defined and studied by Pandey[2]. In this paper we have taken Cartesian product of k-Hsu-Structure manifolds, where k is some finite integer, and studied some properties of curvature and Ricci tensor of such a product manifold.

Key words & Phases: k-Hsu-Structure manifolds, generalized almost contact structure, KH-structure.

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Cfunction f1,f2,....,fkon the product space as

(1.4) (X1,X2,....,Xk)(f1,f2,....,fk)(X1f1,X2f2,....,Xkfk).

Let D1,D2,....,Dkbe the connections on the manifoldsM1,M2,....,Mkrespectively. We define the operator D on the product space as

(1.5) ( )( ) ( 2 ).

2 2 1 1 1 2

1 2

1,X ,....,Xk Y,Y ,....,Yk DXY,D X Y ,....,DkXkYk

X

D

Then D satisfies all four properties of a connection and thus it is a connection on the product manifold.

2. Some Results

Definition: Let there be defined onVn, a vector valued linear function F of class C such that n

r I

a

F2 r n 0

where r is an integer and a is real or imaginary number. Then F is called Hsu-structure and Vnis called the Hsu-structure manifold.

Theorem 2.1: The product manifold M1M2....Mkadmits a Hsu-structure if and only if the manifolds Mk

...., M

M1, 2, are Hsu-structure manifolds.

Proof: Suppose M1,M2,....,Mkare Hsu-structure manifolds. Thus there exist tensor fieldsF1,F2,....,Fk each of type (1, 1) on M1,M2,....,Mkrespectively satisfying

(2.1) F2i(Xi)arXi,n i1,2,....,k

where a is any complex number, not equal to zero.

In view of equation (1.3) it follows that there exists a linear transformation F onM1M2....Mkssatisfying (2.2) F2i(X1, X2,....,Xk)(F12X1, F22X2,....,Fk2Xk)

ar(X1, X2,....,Xk) Thus, the product manifold admits a Hsu-structure.

Let us define a Riemannian metric g on the product manifold M1M2....Mkas (2.3) arg((X1, X2,....,Xk),(Y1,Y2,....,Yk))arg1(X1,Y1)arg2(X2,Y2)....argk(Xk,Yk)

where g1,g2,....,gkare the Riemannian metrics over the manifolds M1M2....Mkrespectively.

If , ,...., be vector fields and , ,...., be 1-forms on the Hsu-structure manifolds

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Mk

...., M

M1, 2, respectively, then a vector field and a 1-form on the product manifold M1,M2,....,Mk is defined.

We now prove the following results.

Theorem 2.2: The product manifold M1M2....Mkadmits generalized almost contact structure if and only if the manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkpossess the same structure.

Proof: Let M1,M2,....,Mkare generalized almost contact manifolds. Thus there exists tensor fields Fiof type (1, 1) vector fields iand 1-form. i,i1,2,....,ksatisfying

(2.4) Fi2(Xi)arXii(Xi)i For product manifoldM1M2....Mk.

) ....,

( ) ...., , ,

( 1 2 12 1 22 2 2

2

k k

k F X ,F X , F X

X X

X

F

By the help of equation (2.4), takes the form

), ) ( )

( ) ( ( ) ...., (

) ...., , ,

( 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 k

2 X X Xk ar X ,X , Xk X , X ,....,ηk Xk F

or

(2.5) F2(X)arX(X).

Hence the product manifold admits a generalized almost contact structure.

Theorem 2.3: The product manifold M1M2....Mkadmits a KH-structure if and only if the manifolds Mk

...., M

M1, 2, are KH-structure manifolds.

Proof: Suppose M1,M2,....,Mkare KH-structure manifolds. Thus )

( ) (

) ( )

( 2 2

2 2 1 1 1

1 F Y D F Y

DX X

(2.6) .........

= ……….

) ( )

( k k

Xk

k F Y

D

0

As D is a connection on the product manifold, we have

(2.7) (D(X1,X2,....,Xk)F)(Y1,Y2,....,Yk)D(X1,X2,....,Xk){F(Y1,Y2,....,Yk)}

)}

...., , , (

{D(X1,X2,....,Xk) Y1Y2 Yk

F

In view of equation (1.3) and equation (1.5), this takes the form

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) ...., , , ( )

...., , , ( )

(D(X1,X2,....,Xk)F Y1 Y2 Yk D(X1,X2,....,Xk) F1Y1 F2Y2 FkYk

( 2 )

2 2 1 1

1XY,D X Y ,....,DkXkYk

D

F

)

( 2 2

2 2 1 1 1

1X FY,D X FY ,....,DkXkFkYk

D

)

( 2

2 2 2 1 1 1

1DXY,FD X Y ,....,FkDkXkYk

F

) ( ) (

) ( ) (

) ( )

(( 2 2

2 2 1 1 1

1X F Y , D X F Y ,...., DkXkFk Yk

D

0.

Thus, the product manifold is KH-structure manifold.

Theorem 2.4: The product manifold M1M2....Mkof Hsu-structure manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkis almost Tachibana if and only if the manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkare separately Tachibana manifolds.

Proof: Let a Hsu-structure manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkare almost Tachibana manifolds. Then (2.8) D F Y D Fi Yi , i , ,....,k.

Yi i i i i

iX )( ) ( )( ) 0 1 2

(

3. Curvature and Ricci Tensor

Let X (X1, X2,....,Xk) and Y(Y1,Y2,....,Yk) be C vector fields on the product manifoldM1M2....Mk and F(f1, f2,....,fk)be a Cfunction. Then

(3.1) [(X1, X2,....,Xk),(Y1,Y2,....,Yk)](f1, f2,....,fk)

) , , ( )}

, , ( ) , , ){(

, ,

(X1 X2 ....,Xk Y1 Y2 ....,Yk f1 f2 ....,fk Y1 Y2 ....,Yk

).

] , ( , ] , ( , ] ,

[(X1 Y1 f1 X2 Y2 f2 ...., Xk Yk fk

Suppose Ki(Xi,Yi,Zi), i1,2,....,k be the curvature tensors of the Hsu-structure manifolds Mk

...., M

M1, 2, respectively. If K(X,Y,Z) be the curvature tensor of the product manifold .

M ....

M

M1 2 k Then we have

(3.2) K(X,Y,Z)[K1(X1,Y1,Z1),K2(X2,Y2,Z2),....,Kk(Xk,Yk, Zk)].

If W (W1,W2,....,Wk)be a vector field on the product manifold, then (3.3) K(X,Y,Z,W)g(K(X,Y,Z,W)),

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(3.4) K(X,Y,Z,W)K1(X1,Y1,Z1,W1)K2(X2,Y2,Z2,W2)....Kk(Xk,Yk,Zk,Wk) Thus, we have

Theorem 3.1: The product of manifold M1M2....Mk.is of constant curvature if and only if Hsu-structure manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkare separately of constant curvature.

Theorem 3.2: The Ricci tensor of the product manifold M1M2....Mk.is the sum of the Ricci tensor of the Hsu-structure manifolds M1,M2,....,Mk

Theorem 3.3: The product of manifold M1M2....Mk.is an Einstein space if and only if the Hsu-structure manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkare separately Einstein space.

Proof: Let the product manifold M1M2....Mk.be an Einstein space. thus (3.5) Ric(X,Y)Cg (X,Y),

where ,

n

K

C K being the scalar curvature and n being the dimension of the product manifold. Then .

k ...., , , i Y , X Cg Y , X

Ric( i i) i ( i i), 1 2

Therefore the manifolds M1,M2,....,Mkare also Einstein spaces.

References

1. A. Al- Aqeel, A. Hamoul and M. D. Upadhyay, On Algebraic Structure Manifold, Tensor (N.S), 45, 1987.

2. H. B. Pandey, Cartesian product of two manifolds, Indian Journ. Pure Appl. Math, 12(1), 1981.

3. J. Pant, Hypersurface immersed in a GF-structure manifold, Demonstration Mathematica, 19(3), 1986.

4. Ram Nivas and Mohd. Nazrul Islam Khan, On submanifold immersed in Hsu-quarternion manifold, The Nepali Mathematical Science Report, 21 (1 – 2), 2003.

5. R. S. Mishra, Structures on Differentiable Manifold and their Applications, Chandrama Prakashan.

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