http://dx.doi.org/10.20852/ntmsci.2016115657
Lie derivatives of almost contact structure and almost
paracontact structure with respect to
X
C
and
X
V
on
tangent bundle
T
(
M
)
Hasim Cayir and Gokhan Koseoglu
Department of Mathematics, Giresun University, Giresun, Turkey
Received: 13 November 2015, Revised: 10 December 2015, Accepted: 4 January 2016 Published online: 31 January 2016.
Abstract: The differential geometry of tangent bundles was studied by several authors, for example: D. E. Blair [1], V. Oproiu [3], A. Salimov [5], Yano and Ishihara [8] and among others. It is well known that differant structures deffined on a manifoldMcan be lifted to the same type of structures on its tangent bundle. Our goal is to study Lie derivatives of almost contact structure and almost paracontact structure with respect toXCandXVon tangent bundleT(M). In addition, this Lie derivatives which obtained shall be studied for some special values.
Keywords: Lie derivative, almost contact structure, almost paracontact structure, tangent bundle.
1 Introduction
LetMbe ann−dimensional differentiable manifold of classC∞and letTp(M)be the tangent space ofMat a pointpof
M.Then the set [8]
T(M) = ∪
p∈MTp(M) (1)
is called the tangent bundle over the manifoldM.For any point ˜pof T(M),the correspondence ˜p→p determines the bundle projectionπ:T(M)→M,thusπ(p˜) =p,whereπ:T(M)→M defines the bundle projection ofT(M)overM. The setπ−1(p)is called the fibre overp∈MandMthe base space.
Suppose that the base spaceMis covered by a system of coordinate neighbour-hoods{U;xh}
,where(x
h)is a system of
local coordinates defined in the neighbour-hood U of M. The open set π−1(U)⊂T(M) is naturally differentiably homeomorphic to the direct productU×Rn,R
nbeing then−dimensional vector space over the real field R,in such a
way that a point ˜p∈Tp(M)(p∈U)is represented by an ordered pair(P,X)of the point p∈U,and a vectorX ∈R
n
,whose components are given by the cartesian coordinates(yh)of ˜pin the tangent spaceTp(M)with respect to the natural
base{∂h},where∂h= ∂
∂xh. Denoting by(x
h)the coordinates of p=π(p˜)inU and establishing the correspondence
(xh
,y
h)→p˜∈π−1(U)
,we can introduce a system of local coordinates(x
h,yh)in the open setπ−1(U)⊂T(M)
.Here we cal(xh,y
h)the coordinates inπ−1(U)induced from(xh)or simply, the induced coordinates inπ−1(U)
.
We denote by ℑr
s(M) the set of all tensor fields of classC∞and of type(r,s)inM.We now putℑ(M) = ∞ ∑
r,s=0
ℑr s(M), which is the set of all tensor fields inM.Similarly, we denote byℑr
s(T(M))andℑ(T(M))respectively the corresponding
2 Vertical lifts
If f is a function inM,we write fvfor the function inT(M)obtained by forming the composition ofπ:T(M)→Mand f:M→R,so that
fv=f oπ. (2)
Thus, if a point ˜p∈π−1(U)has induced coordinates(xh
,y
h)
,then
fv(p˜) =fv(x,y) =f oπ(p˜) =f(p) =f(x). (3)
Thus, the value offv(p˜)is constant along each fibreTp(M)and equal to the value f(p). We call fvthe vertical lift of the
functionf [8].
Let ˜X∈ℑ1
0(T(M))be such that ˜X fv=0 for all f ∈ℑ00(M).Then we say that ˜X is a vertical vector field. Let
[
˜ Xh
˜ Xh¯
]
be
components of ˜X with respect to the induced coordinates. Then ˜X is vertical if and only if its components inπ−1(U)
satisfy [
˜ Xh
˜ Xh¯
]
=
[
0 Xh¯
]
. (4)
Suppose thatX∈ℑ1
0(M),so that is a vector field inM.We define a vector fieldX
vinT(M)by
Xv(ι ω) = (ωX)v (5)
ωbeing an arbitrary 1−form inM.We calXvthe vertical lift ofX[8].
Let ˜ω ∈ℑ0
1(T(M))be such that ˜ω(X)v=0 for allX ∈ℑ10(M).Then we say that ˜ω is a vertical 1−form inT(M).We define the vertical liftωvof the 1−formω by
ωv= (ω
i)v(dxi)v (6)
in each open setπ−1(U)
,where(U;x
h)is coordinate neighbourhood inMandωis given byω=ω
idxiinU. The vertical
liftωvofωwith lokal expressionω=ω
idxi has components of the form
ωv:(ωi
,0) (7)
with respect to the induced coordinates inT(M).
Vertical lifts to a unique algebraic isomorphism of the tensor algebraℑ(M)into the tensor algebraℑ(T(M))with respect to constant coefficients by the conditions
(P⊗Q)V =PV⊗QV
, (P+R)
V=PV+RV (8)
P,QandRbeing arbitrary elements ofℑ(M). The vertical liftsF
V of an elementF∈ℑ1
1(M)with lokal componentsFih
has components of the form [8]
FV:
(
0 0 Fih0
)
Vertical lift has the following formulas ([4],[8]):
(f X)v=fvXv,I
vXv=
0,η
v(Xv) =
0 (10)
(fη)v=fvηv
,[X
v,Yv] =0
,ϕ
vXv=0
Xvfv=0,X
vfv=0
hold good, where f∈ℑ0
0(Mn),X,Y∈ℑ
1
0(Mn),η∈ℑ
0
1(Mn),ϕ∈ℑ
1
1(Mn),I=idMn.
3 Complete lifts
Iff is a function inM,we write f
cfor the function inT(M)defined by
fc=ι(d f)
and callfcthe comple lift of the function f.The complete lift f
cof a function f has the lokal expression
fc=yi∂if =∂f (11)
with respect to the induced coordinates inT(M), where∂f denotesyi∂if.
Suppose thatX∈ℑ1
0(M). then we define a vector fieldXcinT(M)by
Xcfc= (X f)c
, (12)
f being an arbitrary function inM and callXcthe complete lift ofX inT(M)([2],[8])
.The complete liftX
cofX with
componentsxhinMhas components
Xc=
(
Xh ∂Xh
)
(13)
with respect to the induced coordinates inT(M).
Suppose thatω∈ℑ0
1(M),then a 1−formω
cinT(M)defined by
ωc(Xc) = (ωX)c
. (14)
X being an arbitrary vector field inM.We callωcthe complete lift ofω.The complete liftωcofω with componentsω i
inMhas components of the form
ωc:(∂ ω
i,ωi) (15)
with respect to the induced coordinates inT(M)[2].
The complete lifts to a unique algebra isomorphism of the tensor algebraℑ(M)into the tensor algebraℑ(T(M))with respect to constant coefficients, is given by the conditions
(P⊗Q)C=PC⊗QV+PV⊗QC, (P+R)
C=PC+RC
whereP,QandRbeing arbitrary elements ofℑ(M). The complete liftsF
Cof an elementF∈ℑ1
1(M)with lokal components
Fh
i has components of the form
FC:
(
Fih 0 ∂FihFih
)
. (17)
In addition, we know that the complete lifts are defined by ([4],[8]):
(f X)c=fcXv+fvXc= (X f)c
, (18)
Xcfv= (X f)v,η
v(xc) = (η(x))v
,
Xvfc= (X f)v,ϕ
vXc= (ϕX)v
, ϕcXv= (ϕX)v,(ϕX)
c=ϕcXc
, ηv(Xc) = (η(X))c
,η
c(Xv) = (η(X))v
,
[Xv,Yc] = [X,Y]v,I
c=I,IvXc=Xv
,[X
c,Yc] = [X,Y]c
.
Let M be ann−dimensional diferentiable manifold. Differantial transformationD=LX is called Lie derivation with
respect to vector fieldX∈ℑ1 0(M)if
LXf =X f,∀f ∈ℑ
0
0(M), (19)
LXY = [X,Y],∀X,Y ∈ℑ
1 0(M).
[X,Y]is called by Lie bracked. The Lie derivativeLXFof a tensor fieldFof type(1
,1)with respect to a vector fieldXis defined by ([8])
(LXF)Y= [X,FY]−F[X,Y].
Proposition 1.For any X∈ℑ1
0(Mn), f ∈ℑ00(Mn)andLX is the Lie derivation with respect to vector field X [8]
(i) LXvfv=0, (ii) LXvfc= (LXf)v, (iii) LXcfv= (LXf)v, (iv) LXcfc= (LXf)c.
Proposition 2.For any X,Y ∈ℑ1
0(Mn)andLXis the Lie derivation with respect to vector field X [8]
(i) LXvYv=0, (ii) LXvYc= (∇XY)v, (iii) LXcYv= (∇XY)v, (iv) LXcYc= (∇XY)c.
4 Main results
Definition 1. Let an n−dimensional differentiable manifold M be endowed with a tensor fieldϕof type(1,1),a vector fieldξ, a1−formη, I the identity and let them satisfy
ϕ2=−I+η⊗ξ
Then(ϕ,ξ,η)define almost contact structure onM([4],[7],[8]). From (20), we get on taking complete and vertical lifts
(ϕc)2=−I+ηv⊗ξc+ηc⊗ξv
, (21)
ϕcξv=0
,ϕ
cξc=0
,η
voϕc=0
, ηcoϕc=0
,η
v(ξv) =0
,η
v(ξc) =1
, ηc(ξv) =
1,η
c(ξc) =
0.
We now define a(1,1)tensor fieldJonℑ(M)by
J=ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc
. (22)
Then it is easy to show thatJ2Xv=−XvandJ2Xc=−Xc,which give thatJis an almost contact structure onℑ(M).We get from (22)
JXv= (ϕX)v+ (η(X))vξc
,
JXc= (ϕX)c−(η(X))vξv+ (η(X))cξc
for anyX∈ℑ1 0(M)[4].
Theorem 1. ForLXthe operator Lie derivation with respect to X , J∈ℑ1
1(ℑ(M))defined by (22) andη(Y) =0,we have (i) (LXvJ)Yv=0,
(ii) (LXvJ)Yc= ((LXϕ)Y)v+ ((LXη)Y)vξc, (iii) (LXcJ)Yv= ((LXϕ)Y)v+ ((LXη)Y)vξc, (iv) (Lc
XcJ)Yc= ((LXϕ)Y)c−((LXη)Y)vξv+ ((LXη)Y)cξc, whereX,Y ∈ℑ1
0(M),a tensor fieldϕ∈ℑ
1
1(M),a vector fieldξ and a 1−formη∈ℑ
0 1(M).
Proof.ForJ=ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηcandη(Y) =0, we get
(i) (LXvJ)Yv=LXv(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)Yv−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)LXvYv
=LXv(ϕY)v−LXv(ηv(Y)v)ξv+LXv(η(Y))vξc
=0,
(ii) (LXvJ)Yc=LXv(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)Yc−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)LXvYc
=LXvϕcYc−LXv(ηY)vξv+LXv(η(Y))cξc−ϕcLXvYc
+ηv(L
XY)vξv−(η(LXY))vξc
= (LXvϕc)Yc+ϕc(LXvYc)−ϕcLXvYc−(LX(η(Y)))vξc+ ((LXη)Y)vξc
= (LXϕ)Y)v+ ((L
Xη)Y)vξc,
(iii) (LXcJ)Yv=LXc(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)Yv−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)LXcYv
=LXcϕcYv−LXc(ηv(Y)v)ξv+LXc(η(Y))vξc−ϕcLXcYv
+ηv(L
XY)vξv−(η(LXY))vξc
= (LXcϕc)Yv+ϕc(LXcYv)−ϕcLXcYv−(LX(η(Y)))vξc+ (LXη)Y)vξc
= (LXϕ)Y)v+ ((L
Xη)Y)vξc,
(iv) (LXcJ)Yc=LXc(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)Yc−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv+ξc⊗ηc)LXcYc
=LXcϕcYc−LXc((ηY)v)ξv+LXc(η(Y))cξc−ϕcLXcYc
+ (η(LXY))vξv−(η(L XY))cξc
−(LX(η(Y)))cξc+ ((L
Xη)Y)cξc
= (LXϕ)Y)c−((L
Xη)Y)vξv+ ((LXη)Y)cξc.
Corollary 1.If we put Y=ξ, i.e.η(ξ) =1andξ has the conditions of (20),then we get different results
(i) (LXvJ)ξv= (LXξ)v,
(ii) (LXvJ)ξc= ((LXϕ)ξ)v+ (((LXη))ξ)vξc,
(iii) (LXcJ)ξv= ((LXϕ)ξ)v+ (LXξ)c+ ((LXη)ξ)vξc,
(iv) (LXcJ)ξc= (LXϕ)ξ)c−(LXξ)v−((LXη)ξ)vξv+ ((LXη)ξ)cξc.
Definition 2. Let an n−dimensional differentiable manifold M be endowed with a tensor fieldϕ of type(1,1), a vector fieldξ, a1−formη, I the identity and let them satisfy
ϕ2=I−η⊗ξ
, ϕ(ξ) =0, ηoϕ=0, η(ξ) =1. (23)
Then(ϕ,ξ,η)define almost paracontact structure onM([4],[7]). From (23), we get on taking complete and vertical lifts
(ϕc)2=I−ηv⊗ξc−ηc⊗ξv
, (24)
ϕcξv=0
,ϕ
cξc=0
,η
voϕc=0
, ηcoϕc=0
,η
v(ξv) =0
,η
v(ξc) =1
, ηc(ξv) =
1,ηc(ξc) =
0.
We now define a(1,1)tensor fieldJeonℑ(M)by
e
J=ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc
. (25)
Then it is easy to show thatJe2Xv=XvandJe2Xc=Xc
,which give thatJeis an almost product structure onℑ(M).We get from (25) for anyX∈ℑ1
0(M).
e
JXv= (ϕX)v−(η(X))vξc
,
e
JXc= (ϕX)v−(η(X))vξv−(η(X))cξc
.
Theorem 2. ForLXthe operator Lie derivation with respect to X ,Je∈ℑ1
1(ℑ(M))defined by (25)andη(Y) =0, we have (i) (LXvJe)Yv=0,
(ii) (LXvJe)Yc= ((LXϕ)Y)v−((LXη)Y)vξc, (iii) (LXcJe)Yv= ((LXϕ)Y)v−((LXη)Y)vξc,
(iv) (LXcJe)Yc= ((LXϕ)Y)c−((LXη)Y)vξv−((LXη)Y)cξc,
whereX,Y ∈ℑ1
0(M),a tensor fieldϕ∈ℑ
1
1(M),a vector fieldξ∈ℑ
1
0(M)and a 1−formη∈ℑ01(M).
Proof.ForJe=ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηcandη(Y) =0
,we get
(i) (LXvJe)Yv=LXv(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)Yv−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)LXvYv
=LXv(ϕY)v−LXv(ηv(Y)v)ξv−LXv(η(Y))vξc
=0,
(ii) (LXvJe)Yc=LXv(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)Yc−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)LXvYc
+ηv(L
XY)vξv+ (η(LXY))vξc
= (LXvϕc)Yc+ϕc(LXvYc)−ϕc(LXY)v+ (LX(η(Y)))vξc−((LXη)Y)vξc
= (LXϕ)Y)v−((L
Xη)Y)vξc,
(iii) (LXcJe)Yv=LXc(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)Yv−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)LXcYv
=LXcϕcYv−LXc(ηv(Y)v)ξv−LXc(η(Y))vξc−ϕcLXcYv
+ηv(L
XY)vξv+ (η(LXY))vξc
= (LXcϕc)Yv+ϕc(LXcYv)−ϕcLXcYv+ (LX(η(Y)))vξc−(LXη)Y)vξc
= (LXϕ)Y)v−((L
Xη)Y)vξc,
(iv) (LXcJe)Yc=LXc(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)Yc−(ϕc−ξv⊗ηv−ξc⊗ηc)LXcYc
=LXcϕcYc−LXc((ηY)v)ξv−LXc(η(Y))cξc−ϕcLXcYc
+ (η(LXY))vξv+ (η(L XY))cξc
= (LXcϕc)Yc+ϕc(LXcYc)−ϕcLXcYc+ (LX(η(Y)))vξv−((LXη)Y)vξv
+ (LX(η(Y)))cξc−((L
Xη)Y)cξc
= (LXϕ)Y)c−((L
Xη)Y)vξv−((LXη)Y)cξc.
Corollary 2.If we put Y=ξ, i.e.η(ξ) =1andξ has the conditions of (23),then we have
(i) (LXvJe)ξv=−(LXξ)v,
(ii) (LXvJe)ξc= ((LXϕ)ξ)v−(((LXη))ξ)vξc,
(iii) (LXcJe)ξv= ((LXϕ)ξ)v−(LXξ)c−((LXη)ξ)vξc,
(iv) (LXcJe)ξc= (LXϕ)ξ)c−(LXξ)v−((LXη)ξ)vξv−((LXη)ξ)cξc.
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