“…The notion of V-harmonic maps was introduced in [5]. It includes the Hermitian harmonic maps introduced and studied in [17], the Weyl harmonic maps from a Weyl manifold into a Riemannian manifold [18], the affine harmonic maps mapping from an affine manifold into a Riemannian manifold [15], [16], and harmonic maps from a Finsler manifold into a Riemannian manifold [2], [12], [30], [33] and [31], see [5] for explanation of these relations. Another interesting special case is when V is a gradient vector field, i.e., V = ∇f for some function f : M → R, then (1.1) takes the form In this case, (1.2) is of divergence form.…”