“…It was also proved in [Ivey 1993] that any expanding or steady gradient Ricci solitons on closed manifolds should be trivial. The same rigid properties for the τ -quasiEinstein metrics on closed manifolds were proved in [Kim and Kim 2003;Wang 2011]. But for the τ -quasi-Einstein metrics on closed manifolds with λ > 0, the rigid properties rely on the constant µ which appears in the following identity:…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…This identity was proved in [Kim and Kim 2003]. See also [Wang 2011], where the author proved that the quasi-Einstein metrics with λ > 0 should be trivial when µ ≤ 0. In fact, the authors of [Lü et al 2004] constructed nontrivial τ -quasi-Einstein metrics with λ > 0 and τ > 1, which also satisfy µ > 0.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…There has been an active interest in the study of the weighted measure under some conditions about the τ -BakryÉmery Ricci curvature tensor; see [Li 2005;Wang 2010] and the references therein. According to [Kim and Kim 2003;Case 2010;Case et al 2011;Wang 2011], we call a metric g τ -quasi-Einstein with potential function f , if for some constant λ,…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, Wang [2011] studied the lower bound estimate for scalar curvature R on complete noncompact τ -quasi-Einstein metrics with λ ≤ 0. We state this result as follows.…”
In this paper, we will study the τ -quasi-Einstein metrics on complete noncompact Riemannian manifolds and get a rigid property. We will also obtain lower and upper estimates for scalar curvatures on these metrics by using the maximum principle.
“…It was also proved in [Ivey 1993] that any expanding or steady gradient Ricci solitons on closed manifolds should be trivial. The same rigid properties for the τ -quasiEinstein metrics on closed manifolds were proved in [Kim and Kim 2003;Wang 2011]. But for the τ -quasi-Einstein metrics on closed manifolds with λ > 0, the rigid properties rely on the constant µ which appears in the following identity:…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…This identity was proved in [Kim and Kim 2003]. See also [Wang 2011], where the author proved that the quasi-Einstein metrics with λ > 0 should be trivial when µ ≤ 0. In fact, the authors of [Lü et al 2004] constructed nontrivial τ -quasi-Einstein metrics with λ > 0 and τ > 1, which also satisfy µ > 0.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…There has been an active interest in the study of the weighted measure under some conditions about the τ -BakryÉmery Ricci curvature tensor; see [Li 2005;Wang 2010] and the references therein. According to [Kim and Kim 2003;Case 2010;Case et al 2011;Wang 2011], we call a metric g τ -quasi-Einstein with potential function f , if for some constant λ,…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, Wang [2011] studied the lower bound estimate for scalar curvature R on complete noncompact τ -quasi-Einstein metrics with λ ≤ 0. We state this result as follows.…”
In this paper, we will study the τ -quasi-Einstein metrics on complete noncompact Riemannian manifolds and get a rigid property. We will also obtain lower and upper estimates for scalar curvatures on these metrics by using the maximum principle.
“…The works on the quasi Einstein metric can be referred to [5,6,7,15,36,37,38,39,40] and the references therein. Naturally, we will study the τ -quasi Ricci-harmonic metric, which is defined as follows.…”
Abstract. In this paper we study gradient Ricci-harmonic soliton metrics and quasi Ricciharmonic metrics (both metrics are called Ricci-harmonic metrics). We establish several formulas for these two metrics. Then we can show that any compact expanding or steady gradient Ricciharmonic soliton metrics are trivial in the sense that f is a constant function, now the metric is harmonic Einstein. Rigid properties for the compact quasi Ricci-harmonic metric will also be proved. We derive the lower bound estimates of the scalar curvature for these two metrics in the noncompact case. Based on which we get the estimates of the growth of the potential function and the bottom of the L 2 f −spectrum. Eventually, we discuss the diameter estimate on the compact case.
In this article we give a classification of three dimensional m‐quasi Einstein manifolds with two distinct Ricci‐eigen values. Our study provides explicit description of local and complete metrics and potential functions. We also describe the associated warped product Einstein manifolds in detail. For the proof we present a Codazzi tensor on any three dimensional m‐quasi Einstein manifold and use geometric properties of the tensor which help to analyze the m‐quasi Einstein equation effectively. A technical advance over preceding studies is made by resolving the case when the gradient ∇f of the potential function is not a Ricci‐eigen vector field.
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