Semi-Riemannian geometry with nonholonomic constraints
Sub-Riemannian manifolds, roughly speaking, are triples consisting of a manifold, a horizontal subbundle and a Riemannian metric on the horizontal subbundle. The authors in the current paper consider to replace the Riemannian with a Lorentzian metric and study the corresponding geometry and analysis, including exponential map, the Christoffel symbols, differential operators, etc. They also study the solutions to the related Hamiltonian system and their projections into the underlying manifolds. The conclusions posed here are interesting.
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- Remarks on global sub-Lorentzian geometry
- Sub-semi-Riemannian geometry of general H-type groups
- Non-geodesic particle trajectories with vanishing higher accelerations
- Isometries of complemented sub-Riemannian manifolds
- Geodesics on \({\mathbb{H}}\)-type quaternion groups with sub-Lorentzian metric and their physical interpretation
- On sub-Riemannian and Riemannian spaces associated to a Lorentzian manifold
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