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Quasi Sasakian manifold endowed with vanishing pseudo quasi conformal curvature tensor
Farah Hasan AlHusseini1, Habeeb M Abood2
1University of Al-Qadisiyah, College of Education, Department of Mathematics, Al-Qadisiyah, Iraq.
Abstract:
This study provides a fundamental understanding of the geometry of a quasi-Sasakian manifold ( -manifold), highlighting their structural properties and enhancing the knowledge of their geometric framework. A pseudo quasi-conformal curvature tensor ( -curvature tensor) of -manifold has been identified. The components of the -curvature tensor are established employing the -adjoined structure space( -space). It is demonstrated that the Ricci flat -manifold is locally equivalent to the product of the complex Euclidean space and the real line. Furthermore, it has been demonstrated that a -pseudo quasi conformal flat -manifold is a quasi-Einstein manifold. The conditions under which a quasi-symmetric -manifold becomes a quasi-Einstein manifold are also specified. Subsequently, it has been shown for -manifolds that pseudo quasi conformal symmetric and pseudo quasi conformal flat are equivalent.•The pseudo quasi-conformal curvature tensor of the quasi Sasakian manifold has been identified.•The Ricci flat quasi Sasakian manifold is studied.•An application of the quasi-symmetric quasi Sasakian manifold to be a quasi-Einstein manifold is specified.
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