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Some Properties Of A Class Of Randers Metrics Is Pointwise Projective To Riemannian Metric

Posted on:2009-08-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G M LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360242497163Subject:Higher Education
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In this paper, we study some conditions and properties for an important class of randers metrics in forms of F(y)=(β(y)2+(1-|β|2)α(y)2)1/2-β(y)/1-|β|2 to be pointwiseprojective toα,whereα(y)=(αij(x)yiyj)1/2 is a Riemannian metric on ann-dimensional manifold M andβ(y)=bi(x)yi is a 1-form on M.We characterize some important conditions for F to be pointwise projective toαand discuss the conditions that F is Einstein metric or F is of constant flag curvature under the assumption that F is pointwise projective toα.Firstly, we study the condition that F is pointwise projective toαand obtain the following Theorem.Theorem 3.1. F is pointwinse projective toαif and only ifβsatisfies thefollowing equation Where (?)(y)=β(y)/1-|β|2,x(x)=1/1-|β|2,"|" denotes the covariant derivative with respcettoα.Furthermore , we discuss the conditions that F is Einstein metric under the assumption that F is pointwise projective toαand obtain the following Theorem.Theorem3.2 Assume that F is pointwise projective toαandαis anEinstein metric with Einstein constant (?) (that is , (?)(y) = (n -1)(?)α(y)2). Then Ric(y) =(n-1)λF(y)2 if and only ifWhereΩ=Φ|jyj=(?)l|k|jylykyj,ω=φ|jyj=x(|k|j)ykyj.Finally, we discuss the conditions that F is of constant flag curvature under the assumption that F is pointwise projective toαand obtain the following Theorem.Theorem 3.3 If F is pointwise projective toαandβsatisfies the following equationwhereμ= cons tan t. Then(i)Ifαis Ricci-flat ((?)=0),then F is an Einstein metric with Ric(y) = -(n - 1)μ2;(ii)Ifαis R-flat ((?)=0),then F is of constant curvature with R = -μ2.
Keywords/Search Tags:Finsler metric, Randers metric, Einstein metric, Riemannian metric, Ricci flat, R-flat
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