Lightlike warped product manifolds are considered in this paper. The geometry of lightlike submanifolds is difficult to study since the normal vector bundle intersects with the tangent bundle. Due to the degenerate metric, the induced connection is not metric and it follows that the Riemannian curvature tensor is not algebraic. In this situation, some basic techniques of calulus are not useable. In this paper, we consider lightlike warped product as submanifold of semi-Riemannian manifold and establish some remarkable geometric properties from which we establish some conditions on the algebraicity of the induced Riemannian curvature tensor.
Let R be the hh-curvature associated with the Chern connection or the Cartan connection. Adopting the pulled-back tangent bundle approach to the Finslerian Geometry, an intrinsic characterization of R-Einstein metrics is given. Finslerian metrics which are locally conformally R-Einstein are classified.
In this paper, we induce a semi-Riemannian metric on the r−null submanifold. We establish the links between the null geometry and basics invariants of the associated semi-Riemannian geometry on r-null submanifold and semi-Riemannian constructed from a semi-Riemannian ambient.
Here, it is introduced a concept of convolution metric in Finslerian Geometry. This convolution metric is a kind of function obtained by a given mathematical operation between two Finslerian metrics. Some basic properties of the Finslerian convolution metrics are studied. Then it is characterized Finslerian convolution metrics which are of type Riemannian, Minkowskian as well as Randers. Furthermore, some examples of the Finslerian convolutions are given.
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