“…For instance, if m → ∞, then quasi k-Yamabe solitons reduces to k-Yamabe solitons [2,4,8,23]. Also, since σ 1 = R 2(n−1) , 1-Yamabe solitons naturally correspond to Yamabe solitons [5,6,7,10,11,12,13,15,17,22], and quasi 1-Yamabe solitons correspond to quasi Yamabe solitons studied in [16,25]. When X = ∇f is a gradient vector field, quasi 1-Yamabe gradient solitons correspond to an f -almost Yamabe soliton [27].…”