“…However, if J and K are integrable, then also the almost paracomplex structure J • K is integrable, and in this case M, ω, J, K is called a hyper-para-Kähler manifold. Such manifolds are, for example, studied in the context of supersymmetry, see 13 . is widely used to study topological obstructions to the existence of symplectic forms on manifolds.…”