2013
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9947-2013-05972-7
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Spaces of geodesics of pseudo-Riemannian space forms and normal congruences of hypersurfaces

Abstract: We describe natural Kähler or para-Kähler structures of the spaces of geodesics of pseudo-Riemannian space forms and relate the local geometry of hypersurfaces of space forms to that of their normal congruences, or Gauss maps, which are Lagrangian submanifolds.The space of geodesics L ± (S n+1 p,1 ) of a pseudo-Riemannian space form S n+1 p,1 of non-vanishing curvature enjoys a Kähler or para-Kähler structure (J, G) which is in addition Einstein. Moreover, in the three-dimensional case, L ± (S n+1 p,1 ) enjoys… Show more

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“…similar construction for the Hyperbolic 3-space S 3 (−1) was established by Georgiou and Guilfoyle in [4]. Then, in [1], Anciaux used the fact that L(S n+1 (c)) is identified with the Grassmannian of oriented two-planes of R n+2 to extend this geometric construction for all non-flat real space forms. In particular, he showed that L(S n+1 (c)) admits a Kähler or a para-Kähler structure, where the metric (which will be denoted here by G e ) is Einstein and invariant under the isometry group of S n+1 (c).…”
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“…similar construction for the Hyperbolic 3-space S 3 (−1) was established by Georgiou and Guilfoyle in [4]. Then, in [1], Anciaux used the fact that L(S n+1 (c)) is identified with the Grassmannian of oriented two-planes of R n+2 to extend this geometric construction for all non-flat real space forms. In particular, he showed that L(S n+1 (c)) admits a Kähler or a para-Kähler structure, where the metric (which will be denoted here by G e ) is Einstein and invariant under the isometry group of S n+1 (c).…”
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“…The invariance of the constructed (para-) Kähler metric in L(S n+1 (c)) under the action of the isometric group of S n+1 (c) allows one to study geometric problems in the base manifold S n+1 (c) by studying its space of oriented geodesics. For example, the set of all oriented geodesics orthogonal (called as the Gauss map) to a hypersurface in S n+1 (c) corresponds to a Lagrangian submanifold in L(S n+1 (c)), with respect to the canonical symplectic structure Ω (see [1]). In particular, G 0 -flat Lagrangian surfaces in L(S 3 (c)) are the Gauss map of Weingarten surfaces in S 3 (c)), i.e.…”
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“…The space L − (AdS 3 ) of oriented timelike geodesics in the anti-De Sitter 3-space AdS 3 is diffeomorphic to the product dS 2 × dS 2 . The para-Kähler metric G ǫ is invariant under the natural action of the isometry group Iso(AdS 3 , g) (see [1] and [3]). It is clear by Corollary 2 that every G − -minimal Lagrangian surface immersed in L − (AdS 3 ) is locally the product of two geodesics in dS 2 .…”
Section: Corollary 2 Let (σ G) Be a Non-flat Lorentzian Two Manifolmentioning
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“…We know from [3] that every G − -minimal Lagrangian immersion in AdS 3 is the Gauss map of a equidistant tube along a geodesic γ in AdS 3 and following the example 2 it must be locally parametrised as the product of geodesics in dS 2 . In this example, we are going to see exactly how can we obtain this product of geodesics.…”
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