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Riemannian geometry / Conformal map / Ricci curvature / Conformal geometry / Conformally flat manifold / Einstein manifold / Conformal vector field / Riemannian manifold / Killing vector field / Levi-Civita connection / Conformal group / Geometry Festival
Date: 2011-08-05 05:31:12
Riemannian geometry
Conformal map
Ricci curvature
Conformal geometry
Conformally flat manifold
Einstein manifold
Conformal vector field
Riemannian manifold
Killing vector field
Levi-Civita connection
Conformal group
Geometry Festival

Revised version May 4, 2009 EINSTEIN SPACES WITH A CONFORMAL GROUP ¨ WOLFGANG KUHNEL & HANS-BERT RADEMACHER Abstract. The pseudo-Riemannian Einstein spaces with a conformal group

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