In this paper we study K-cosymplectic manifolds, i.e., smooth cosymplectic manifolds for which the Reeb field is Killing with respect to some Riemannian metric. These structures generalize coKähler structures, in the same way as K-contact structures generalize Sasakian structures. In analogy to the contact case, we dis…
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Geometrically describes Jacobi equations for field theories with dissipation.
New geometric framework for non-conservative field theories with time-dependent terms.
We completely characterize cosymplectic and -cosymplectic Lie algebras in terms of corresponding symplectic Lie algebras and suitable derivations on them. Several examples are given and classification results are obtained in dimension five for cosymplectic, -cosymplectic and coKähler Lie algebras.
We compute the Poisson cohomology of a class of Poisson manifolds that are symplectic away from a collection of hypersurfaces. These Poisson structures induce a generalization of symplectic and cosymplectic structures, which we call a k-cosymplectic structure, on the intersection of hypersurfaces in .
Improves Marsden-Weinstein reduction theory for k-polysymplectic manifolds.
Extends coisotropic embedding theorem to various geometric settings.
In this article, we study Einstein-Weyl structures on almost cosymplectic manifolds. First we prove that an almost cosymplectic -manifold is Einstein or cosymplectic if it admits a closed Einstein-Weyl structure or two Einstein-Weyl structures. Next for a three dimensional compact almost -cosymplectic manifol…
In this article, we study almost cosymplectic manifolds admitting quasi-Einstein structures . First we prove that an almost cosymplectic -manifold is locally isomorphic to a Lie group if is closed and on a compact almost -cosymplectic manifold there do not exist quasi-Einstein…
The paper extends classical Darboux theorems to various geometric structures in field theories.