On conformally flat pseudosymmetric spaces
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An irreducible symmetric space is Einstein. Therefore if it is also conformally flat, it is a space of constant curvature. In this paper the authors show that a conformally flat pseudosymmetric space is a space of quasi-constant curvature. This is shown by proving that a conformally flat pseudosymmetric space admits a proper concircular vector field, which in turn implies that the space under consideration is a warped product \(I\times e^q M\), where \(M\) is a space of constant curvature.
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