2020
DOI: 10.3390/math8091592
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Generalized Quasi-Einstein Manifolds in Contact Geometry

Abstract: In this study, we investigate generalized quasi-Einstein normal metric contact pair manifolds. Initially, we deal with the elementary properties and existence of generalized quasi-Einstein normal metric contact pair manifolds. Later, we explore the generalized quasi-constant curvature of normal metric contact pair manifolds. It is proved that a normal metric contact pair manifold with generalized quasi-constant curvature is a generalized quasi-Einstein manifold. Normal metric contact pair manifolds satisfying … Show more

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“…Presented author worked on normal metric contact pair manifolds under some flatness conditions [13]. Also he 334 has presented some applications of generalized quasi-Einstein manifolds in contact geometry [14].…”
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“…Presented author worked on normal metric contact pair manifolds under some flatness conditions [13]. Also he 334 has presented some applications of generalized quasi-Einstein manifolds in contact geometry [14].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…for all vector fields 12 , XX on M and  is non-zero scalar [14]. The following lemma comes from the decomposition of TM : Lemma 2.4.…”
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“…Here α, β are scalars and u k is a 1-form [12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. A perfect fluid spacetime is pictured as a Lorentzian quasi-Einstein manifold given that u k is a unit time-like vector field [14,19,20].…”
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confidence: 99%