On a Kaehlerian space-time manifold

B. B. Chaturvedi; Pankaj Pandey

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On a Kaehlerian space-time manifold

B. B. Chaturvedi·Pankaj Pandey

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In this paper, the theory of space-time in 4-dimensional Kaehler manifold has been studied. We have discussed the Einstein equation with cosmological constant in perfect fluid Kaehler space-time manifold and proved that the isotropic pressure, energy density and the energy momentum tensor vanish and such a space-time manifold is an Einstein manifold. We have shown also that a conformally flat perfect fluid Kaehler space-time manifold is infinitesimally spatially isotropic relative to the velocity vector field. In last two sections, we have studied weakly symmetric and weakly Ricci symmetric perfect fluid Kaehler space-time manifolds and it has been shown, either the manifold is of zero scalar curvature or the associated vector fields rho and alpha are related by g(rho,alpha) = 4. At last, we have proved that the weakly Ricci symmetric perfect fluid Kaehler space-time manifold of non-zero scalar curvature does not exist.

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B. B. Chaturvedi, Pankaj Pandey. 2016-03-16. On a Kaehlerian space-time manifold. https://arxiv.org/abs/1603.05043

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