Fundamental PDE's of the canonical almost geodesic mappings of type \({\tilde\pi}_1\) (Q400771)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6334140
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    Fundamental PDE's of the canonical almost geodesic mappings of type \({\tilde\pi}_1\)
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6334140

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      Fundamental PDE's of the canonical almost geodesic mappings of type \({\tilde\pi}_1\) (English)
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      25 August 2014
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      For modelling of various physical processes, geodesic lines and almost geodesic curves serve as a useful tool. Trasformations or mappings between spaces (endowed with a metric or a connection) which preserve such curves play an important role in physics, particularly in mechanics, and in geometry as well. In the present article the authors continue investigations concerning existence of almost geodesic mappings of manifolds with linear (affine) connection, particularly of the so-called \(\tilde{\pi}_1\) mappings, i.e. canonical almost geodesic mappings of type \(\tilde{\pi}_1\) according to Sinyukov. First they give necessary and sufficient conditions for existence of \(\tilde{\pi}_1\) mappings of a manifold endowed with a linear connection onto pseudo-Riemannian manifolds. The conditions take the form of a closed system of PDEs of first order of Cauchy type. Further they deduce necessary and sufficient conditions for existence of \(\tilde{\pi}_1\) mappings onto generalized Ricci-symmetric spaces. The results are generalizations of some previous theorems obtained by N. S. Sinyukov.
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      connection
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      manifold
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      Riemannian space
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      Ricci-symmetric space
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      geodesic mapping
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      almost geodesic mapping
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      partial differential equations
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      PDEs of Cauchy type
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