Differential Geometry of Manifolds

2026 №57 (1)

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On geodesic points of six-dimensional planar Hermitian submanifolds of Cayley algebra

DOI
10.5922/0321-4796-2026-57-1-2
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28-38

Abstract

In this short note, we study six-dimensional planar submani­folds of Cayley algebra on which the so-called Brown — Gray three-fold vector cross products in the octave algebra induce a Her­mitian structure. Such submanifolds of the octave algebra were int­roduced into consideration by the Russian geometer V. F. Kiri­chenko in the 90s of the last century. In such six-dimensional pla­nar Hermitian submanifolds, we consider geodesic points, that is, points at which the configuration tensor of the submanifold va­nishes. We establish that at geodesic points of six-dimensional pla­nar Hermitian submanifolds of the octave algebra, both the Weyl ten­sor of conformal curvature and the conharmonic curvature ten­sor vanish. We also establish that the vanishing of the scalar cur­vature of a six-dimensional planar submanifold of Cayley algebra implies the vanishing of both the Weyl tensor of conformal cur­va­ture and the conharmonic curvature tensor.

Two problems related to geodesic points of six-dimensional planar submanifolds of the octave algebra are formulated. Solu­tions, or significant advances in solving of these problems, appear en­tirely possible.

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