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MEMOIRS OF SHeNAN

INSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOCY

VoL 32,No. 1,1998

Some

Ii'(3)

type

structures

in

the

decomposable

Riemannian

space

Irena

CoMi6*

and

Hiroaki

KAwAGucHi**

There are letof books and papers (someof thern are mentioned inthe referencesiFit}) inwhich the

properties of almost complex, or almost product, or tangent structures were studied separately. Here

they are examined together. Hereare given some F(3)type structures, definedon the decomposable

Riemannian space, which fordifferentvalues of pararneters become one of the mentioned structures.

AMS Subjectclassification: 53B40. 53C56,53C60.

Key words and phrases: decomposable Riemannian spaces. F(3)type structures. almost complex structures, almost product structures, tangent structures.

1.

DecomposableRiemannianspaces

Let

(M;

g)bea 4n dimensional C" decomposable Riemannian space. Ifa pointPEMin some local

chart has coordinates

(x,

y,u, v),then the allowable coordinate transformations are given by

(1,1)

xa'=xa'(x), :yi'=yi'cy),uA'=uA'(u), vt'=vl'(v), where we set those ranges of indicesas follows:

a, b,c,d,e,

f=1,

2,...,n,

i,ile,

l,

m, n,p= n+1,.,,,2n,

A,

B,

C,

D,

EF=2n+1,,,,,

3n,

LJ

K,

L,

A(CIY

P=:

3n+1,...,4n,

a,

B,

r,6,E,rc= 1,2,...,4n.

The

following relations are valid:

a=i--A=ICmodn),

b=]'=B=1(modn),

(1.2)

c=le=C=K(mod n), d=l=:D=tL(mod n).

We shall suppose that

ranh[AZ'(x)]=ranle[Bl-'(y)=ranle[AA'(u)]=ranle[Bf'<v)]=n, where we apply those notations:

A:'(x)=O.xd(x), Bf・'ly)=Oryi'ly),O.=O/Cixa, Oi--0tbyi

AA'(u)-=O.uA'(u),

Bf'(v)=O,vi'(v).

O.-OIOuA.

0,=0iOvi.

From the above equations

it

follows

that there exist the

inverse

transformations:

(1.3)

xa=xa(x'), yi=[yi(y'),uA=uA(u'), vl=vJ(vr).

Let us denote by

B

the basisof T(M) and

by

B*

the

basis

of 7""(M).We have

B=

{0a}

;

{Oa・

Oi,OA・Oi}

B*=:

{da}

=

{dx

a,

dy

i,

duA,

dvi}

.

* 1 VtFfl7

(--rfx7e7)

ttfi*l7zz

Xnv

**

fiWIrlt}i:ILiL

sw#N

SPdi 9til1O

n

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ee

1e

If

weintroduce thenotations D=AZ'ix)

o

o

o

oB

i・

'CY)

o

o

o

o

AA'(u)

OB

R ==

[Cl.

O,Cl,

ooof'(v)Oi],

then the

following

relations are valid:

(1.4)

R'=R'D,

K'=DK.

R' and K' are obtained

from

R and

K

if

in

them the

A ',

I'.D isa regular matrix, so exists DLi, where we

D-'=diag[AgJ(x'),Bl・tv'),AS・

From

(1.3)

it

follows

that

(1.5)

R'=RD-i,

K=p-iK'

The

metric tensor g

is

determined

by

the matrix

(1.6)

g=diag[A.E1!CL

where those entities are defined by

A=[g.b]=[g

(0.,

Ob)],

E=[gij]=

H-[gAB]-[g(aA,aB)],

1-[gu]-K-duadytduAdvi

indices

a,

i,

A,

construct infact

{u'),Bl(v')].

l

are substituted

by

a',

il

[g

(Oi・

&)]'

[g(&.

ol)].

We

shall suppose that g

is

a symmetric, positively

definite

matrix.

The

tensor gcan be written

in

the form

g=K'gXK

2.

Sorne

F(3)

type

structures

Definition 2.1. 71hetensorfietd

F

of

mpe

(1,

1)

dofned

on

M

is

thestnicture

of

F(k)

mpe,

ij'

in

the

basisB itsmatnt can be decomPosed on 4×4 btocles

of

form

nXn, such that ineach row and each

column are

k

scalar matn'ces and 4-k zero btochs.

Notation. Every one of scalar fieldsa, b,a d denotes the corresponding real or complex

matrix of type n ×n(for example a=a

(x,

M u, v)

L

We shall givehere sixF(3) type structuresL, i= 1,2,...,6defined on M; which are fordifferent

values of parameters almost complex structure

(a.c.s.

J,2・

= -D, or almost product structure

(a.p.s.

Ie=D

or tangent structure

(t.s,

1,2・

=O) .

The common characteristic forallh, iL-1,2,..., 6is

in

the following:theirmatrices expressed

in the basisB of T(ILOhave zero on the place

(1,

1). There are 4!clifferentF(3) type structures

defined

on

M,

concerning the place of zero's.

The structures

Ji,

h

13,

14,

lli,

J6

correspond tothe perrnutations 1234, 1243, 1324, 1342,

1423,

1432

respectively.

The

numbers

denote

therows where the zeros appear, ifthecolumns are going

innatural succession,

The

complete

list

of

F(3)

type structures will

be

given inthe later.

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Proposition

2.1.

(2.1)

satishes therelations

<2.2)where

a, b,c,

The

indices

he7eand in

(2.3)

Proof.

(2.4)

By directcalculation From

(2.2)

itfollows Proposition 2.2. retations

(2.5)

Proposition 2.3.

(2,6)

satisfies the relation

(2.7)

in

(2,8)

Proposition 2.4.

Some F(3) t](Pestructures inthe decoinPosable Riemannian sPace

7:he

structure

Ji

dofned on M by

d are scalar .functions

of

(x,

y,u,

the

fotlowing

satistly therelations

i=a+n,

Te the structure

Ji

1i(0a)=

d(Oi) +e(OA) +f(OD

Ji<OD

==-bcd(O.) -of(OA) +be(OD

jri(OA)=

abe(0.) -of(Oi) -bd(OJ)

Ji(ai)

= aof(0a) +ae(0i) +cd(0A)

1?=(abe2+aof2-bcd2)L

v) denned on M

A=a+2n,

I=a+3n, a=1,2,...,n.

inthe basisB=

{O.,

Oi,OA,ai}of T(M) corresponds the

J,

=

we obtain

that we findthe several

librbe2+of2 t

(a)

J

{

(b)

J

<c)

J

71hestructure

Jle

dofned on M bythe matn'x

J,=

matrlx O -bcd abe aof

d

O

-of ae e -of O cd '

f

be -bd O

the result that

Ji

expressed by

(2.4)

satisfies

(22),

propositions and a few theorems:

O the structu7e

Ji

inthe basisB determined by

(2.4)

satislies the

?=-I

tff

a=(bcd2-1)(be2+of2)-i

l=

I

ij7'

a=(bcd2+1)(be2+of2)Li

i=

O

ij7'

a=bcd2(be2+of2)-i.

(empressed

inthe basisB

of

T<mo)

ob-ic-of

ae

bcoabjrabe

-be

of

e

f

c

O

o -c

(c2+2abof)I.

this case,

for

bef7! O we have

(a)

f;

a=(-c2-1)(2bef)-i

(lb,l

li'

g.l(r,s2Eg.)(?-b,fl{)-i

71he

structure

J3

delinedon M by thematrix

(e

4)ressed

inthebasis B)

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.9) 8観 頑θs 伽 雇 α加 π (

2

10

)   湘 南工科 大 学 紀要  第 32 巻 第 1 号       0    −ab2   − b2d  − b2d       

d

    − 

bd

    O   

bd

J

,=       a       O     bd      ab      − d     ab     − bd     O         /器一(

b2d2

− 2ab2d)1.     ノ彗一イ げ a =(

b2d2

1

)(

2b2d

)−1     /§一 ∬ α一(b2d2− 1)(2b2d) −1     ノ莠= 

O

 

iff

 a ==

2

−ld .    ∬鬼this case ,ノ

b7

 

b2d

≠ 0ωe 加 ”召 ・・11

   

l

   

Proposition

 

2

5

. 

The

 s拗 o’z〃 召ノ

1

 

define

t

 on 

M

 

by

 the〃latrix

(2,12)      ノん= satisfies 伽 副 覦 oη (

2

13

)    1鬼thi∫cαsθ,ω ¢ have (2.14>      O c−ld (α十 わd)召    一α〔オθ  α(α十ウ

d

)召        (の ノ

2

・一 一1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

乃z 2.14)(α)and (2.14)(b)it is suPI )osed  that b 

d

十a 十abd ≠ Oholds .

   

ProPosition

 

2

6

 

The

 structure

defined

 on 

M

 

by

 the吻 α厩κ

(2 .15>      ノ』=

satisfies the relation

2

16

   In this case, we 

have

(2.17)

  

bce

       

be

         e    ae   c−1(α+わ¢ 尨   0    0     − (a +bd)e   − de  −abce      

O

       

bde

Z

 =e2(

bZd2

+α2+α

bd

1

, iff  e2= 一(b2d2+a2 +abd −1 iff  e2− (b2d2+α2+abd ’i

iff

(e ・=OV

b2d2

+a2 +abd =

0

   2 2    2     0       グ 1θ    うθ         θ ad (a十わαのθ   

bcde

      O     {

Z

(α十

bcd

)2 cd α十bcd)θ   一c2     aθ        0   −abcde       O     一αbe   a 十bcd¢        泥=θ2α2+

b2C2d2

+abcd )∬. (α) /§;一∫ 哲7 θ2;一α2+

b2C2d2

+αうCの一1   ∫彗一1   げ θ2− (α2+ b2c2d2+αうcの一1 (c) ノ

9

= O   iff θV α2b2c2d2abcd =0

In 2 .17)(aand 2 .17)(bit is supPosed , that α2+b2c2b2十abcd ≠ Oholds

   Proposition 2。7.  The structure /

6

 

defined

 on 

M

 

by

 the matrix

一 50 一

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(2.18)

k-oaLie

d

c -abc-ad-bc

o

a2d e

o-ac

-be oaribe ad

satishes the relation

(2.19)

JZ=(a2d2-2bce)I.

in

this case,

for

bc l O we have

f

(a)

Jg=-I

iff

e=={a2d2+1)(2bc)J'

(2.20)

t(b)

Jg==I

ij7r

e:-(a2d2-1)(2bc)-i

t(c)

lg=O

iff

e=a2d2(2bc)"i,

Theorem2.1.

Thestructures:

Ji

detennined by

(2.4)

and

<2.5)

(a),

12

determined

by

(2.6)

and

(2.8)

<a),

h

determined

by

<2.9)

and

(2.11)

(a),

k

determined

by

<2.12)

and

(2.l4>

(a),

Js

determined by

(2.15)

and

(2.17)

(a),

16

determined by

(2.18}

and

(220}

(a),

are almost comPtex structures

dofned

on

M

If

in

thistheorem sentence

(a)

is

substituted

by

(b)

we obtain almost product structures, and if

(a)

issubstituted by

(c)

we obtain tangent structures, which furnish Theorem 2.2and Theorem 2.3.

3. The tensor character of F(3>type structures

Theorem

3.1.

All

F<3)

tyPestructuresh

i=

1,

2,

...,

6

dojined

on

Mane

tensor

fields

of

mpe

(1,

1)

with respect to the coordinate transhrmations

ofform

(1.1).

The

proof

is

thesame

for

allL

(i=

1,

2,

...,

6)

so thatwe give itforJi. The preciseform of

1i

is

the matrix

J,

= od6

9・e6%.fk59

-

bcd61'

o7of61 be61 abeac-afoi o-bd6fi aof6Lae6fcd6A o

where the relations

(1.2)

are valid. The tensor

Ji,

which

is

determined

by

the matrix

Ji,

can

be

written inthe

following

way

J,=RJ, XK.

In the basisR' and

K'

Ji

has

the

form

(see

(1.5)):

J,

==R'D-iJ,D X K' ==R7i opK', where

Jl

=D-iJ, D= od6S Bf-・

A

g'

e6%AA・AB'

f69Bf・Ag'

-bcd6{A:・eg1'

o-cfkSl,AA・Bl''

bediBf・Bf-'

abe6:A:・Ag' -of67Bl・v4S' o-bd67BI・AS' acfo'.A:・di' ae6fB;・di' cdGAAA・BI

o

, For1i' we have

1'?=

(DJ

iJ, D)

(D-iJ,

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uaMIN)<\$me

eg

32

g

ca

1

e

Fromthe above relation itfollows that

ifJ?--I

then

1?--L

ifJ?=I

thenJr'I=L

if1?=O

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