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On the geometry of almost \(\mathcal S\)-manifolds (English)
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9 May 2012
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Summary: An \(f\)-structure on a manifold \(M\) is an endomorphism field \(\varphi\) satisfying \(\varphi^3 + \varphi = 0\). We call an \(f\)-structure \textit{regular} if the distribution \(T = \ker \varphi\) is involutive and regular, in the sense of Palais. We show that when a regular \(f\)-structure on a compact manifold \(M\) is an almost \(\mathcal S\)-structure, it determines a torus fibration of \(M\) over a symplectic manifold. When rank \(T = 1\), this result reduces to the Boothby-Wang theorem. Unlike similar results for manifolds with \(\mathcal S\)-structure or \(\mathcal K\)-structure, we do not assume that the \(f\)-structure is normal. We also show that given an almost \(\mathcal S\)-structure, we obtain an associated Jacobi structure, as well as a notion of symplectization.
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\(f\)-structure
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torus fibration
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Boothby-Wang theorem
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Jacobi structure
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