Geometric realizations of curvature Vazquez, Miguel Brozos
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- 9781848167414
- 515.1 V2G3
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515 S7S3 A sequential introduction to real analysis | 515 Z6U6 Understanding real analysis | 515.076 S4P7 Problems and solutions for undergraduate analysis | 515.1 V2G3 Geometric realizations of curvature | 515.15 V2A2 Advanced Calculus | 515.243 K8W3 Weighted inequalities of Hardy type | 515.2433 A5H2 Hardy spaces on ahlfors-regular quasi metric spaces: a sharp theory |
Table of Contents:
1.Introduction and Statement of Results
2.Representation Theory
3.Connections, Curvature, and Differential Geometry
4.Real Affine Geometry
5.Affine Kahler Geometry
6.Riemannian Geometry
7.Complex Riemannian Geometry
A central area of study in Differential Geometry is the examination of the relationship between the purely algebraic properties of the Riemann curvature tensor and the underlying geometric properties of the manifold. In this book, the findings of numerous investigations in this field of study are reviewed and presented in a clear, coherent form, including the latest developments and proofs. Even though many authors have worked in this area in recent years, many fundamental questions still remain unanswered. Many studies begin by first working purely algebraically and then later progressing onto the geometric setting and it has been found that many questions in differential geometry can be phrased as problems involving the geometric realization of curvature. Curvature decompositions are central to all investigations in this area. The authors present numerous results including the Singer–Thorpe decomposition, the Bokan decomposition, the Nikcevic decomposition, the Tricerri–Vanhecke decomposition, the Gray–Hervella decomposition and the De Smedt decomposition. They then proceed to draw appropriate geometric conclusions from these decompositions.
The book organizes, in one coherent volume, the results of research completed by many different investigators over the past 30 years. Complete proofs are given of results that are often only outlined in the original publications. Whereas the original results are usually in the positive definite (Riemannian setting), here the authors extend the results to the pseudo-Riemannian setting and then further, in a complex framework, to para-Hermitian geometry as well. In addition to that, new results are obtained as well, making this an ideal text for anyone wishing to further their knowledge of the science of curvature.
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