Geometrical Consequences of Conformal Symmetries in Gradient Schouten Solitons

This study explores the conformal geometry of gradient Schouten solitons characterized by constant scalar curvature, which represents a notable extension of the Einstein equation. We prove that a closed gradient Schouten soliton equipped with a non-trivial closed conformal vector is isometric to the round sphere. In the sequel, we prove that a non-compact gradient Schouten solitons admitting a non-trivial gradient conformal vector field are isometric to a Euclidean space or a warped product I×ξMm−1 of an interval I and an Einstein manifold Mm−1 provided that scalar curvature of Mm−1 is constant. Moreover, the same results are proved when the soliton vector field of the gradient Schouten soliton is divergence-free.

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Mathematics
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2026-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math14111901
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Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
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Geometrical Consequences of Conformal Symmetries in Gradient Schouten Solitons

Akram Ali, Noura Alhouiti, Ali H. Alkhaldi
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Geometrical Consequences of Conformal Symmetries in Gradient Schouten Solitons

Akram Ali, Noura Alhouiti, Ali H. Alkhaldi
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This study explores the conformal geometry of gradient Schouten solitons characterized by constant scalar curvature, which represents a notable extension of the Einstein equation. We prove that a closed gradient Schouten soliton equipped with a non-trivial closed conformal vector is isometric to the round sphere. In the sequel, we prove that a non-compact gradient Schouten solitons admitting a non-trivial gradient conformal vector field are isometric to a Euclidean space or a warped product I×ξMm−1 of an interval I and an Einstein manifold Mm−1 provided that scalar curvature of Mm−1 is constant. Moreover, the same results are proved when the soliton vector field of the gradient Schouten soliton is divergence-free.

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University of Tabuk (SA), King Khalid University (SA)
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