On characteristic foliations of metric contact-symplectic structures

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author Hadjar, Amine
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contents We study compatible and associated metrics for a contact-symplectic pair $(η, ω)$ on a manifold. We show that the integral curves of the Reeb vector field are geodesics for any compatible metric. We prove that all associated metrics share a common volume element, which we give explicitly. When the characteristic foliations of $η$ and $ω$ are orthogonal with respect to an associated metric, their leaves, as well as those of the characteristic foliation of $dη$, are minimal. We construct explicit examples on nilpotent Lie groups and nilmanifolds where the characteristic foliations are not both totally geodesic.
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spellingShingle On characteristic foliations of metric contact-symplectic structures
Hadjar, Amine
Differential Geometry
Primary 53C25, secondary 53B20, 53D10, 53B35, 53C12
We study compatible and associated metrics for a contact-symplectic pair $(η, ω)$ on a manifold. We show that the integral curves of the Reeb vector field are geodesics for any compatible metric. We prove that all associated metrics share a common volume element, which we give explicitly. When the characteristic foliations of $η$ and $ω$ are orthogonal with respect to an associated metric, their leaves, as well as those of the characteristic foliation of $dη$, are minimal. We construct explicit examples on nilpotent Lie groups and nilmanifolds where the characteristic foliations are not both totally geodesic.
title On characteristic foliations of metric contact-symplectic structures
topic Differential Geometry
Primary 53C25, secondary 53B20, 53D10, 53B35, 53C12
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.03356