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Symmetries of f −associated standard static and applications

∗ H.K. El-Sayied a, Sameh Shenawy b, , Noha Syied b a Mathematics Department, Faculty of Science, Tanata University, Tanta, Egypt b Modern Academy for engineering and Technology, Maadi, Egypt

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Article history: The purpose of this note is to study and explore some collineation vector fields on standard static space-

Received 25 March 2017 times I × M (also called f − associated SSST). Conformal vector fields, Ricci and matter collineations are f Revised 30 June 2017 studied. Many implications for the existence of these collineations on f −associated SSSTs are obtained. Accepted 10 July 2017 Moreover, Ricci soliton structures on f − associated SSSTs admitting a potential conformal vector field are Available online xxx considered.

MSC: © 2017 Egyptian Mathematical Society. Production and hosting by Elsevier B.V. Primary 53C21 This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license. Secondary 53C25 53C50 ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ ) Keywords: Conformal vector fields Ricci collineations Standard static Ricci soliton

1. An introduction those preserving metric, curvature and Ricci curvature by virtue of their essential role in . An extensive work has Warped product manifolds are extensively studied as a method been done in the last two decades studying collineations and their to generate general exact solutions to Einstein’s field equation generalizations on classical 4 −dimensional spacetimes. [1–3] . A standard (also called f −associated SSST) The main purpose of this work is to study and explore some is often pictured in the form of a Lorentzian warped product man- collineation vector fields on f −associated standard static space- × − ifold If M [4,5]. An f associated standard static spacetime is, to times. Many answers are given to the following questions: Un- some extent, a generalization of some well-known classical space- der what condition(s) is a vector field on an f −associated stan- times such as the Einstein static universe and Minkowski space- dard static spacetime a certain collineation or a conformal vec- time [1,6] . tor field? What does the base factor submanifold M inherit − × The study of is essential for solving Ein- from an f associated standard static spacetime If M admitting stein field equation and for providing further insight into conser- a collineation or a conformal vector field? Ricci soliton structures vative laws of dynamical systems (see [7] an important reference on f − associated standard static spacetimes admitting a potential for symmetries of classical spacetimes). Collineation vector fields, conformal vector field are considered. in general, enable physicists to portray the geometry of a space- The distribution of this article is as follows. In Section 2 , the time [8–10] . The presence of a non-trivial collineation vector field basic definitions and related formulas of both f −associated stan- on a spacetime is sufficient to guarantee some kind of symme- dard static spacetimes and collineation vector fields are consid- try. Vector fields which preserve a certain feature or quantity of a ered. Section 3 carries a study of collineation vector fields on spacetime along their local flow lines are called collineations. The f −associated standard static spacetimes. Finally, we study Ricci of aforesaid feature or quantity vanishes in direction soliton structures on f −associated standard static spacetimes ad- of a collineation vector field. The most important collineations are mitting conformal vector fields in Section 4 .

2. Preliminaries ∗ Corresponding author. E-mail addresses: [email protected] (H.K. El-Sayied), − [email protected] , [email protected] (S. Shenawy), A standard static spacetime (also called f associated SSST) is ¯ = × [email protected] (N. Syied). a Lorentzian warped product manifold M I f M furnished with http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.joems.2017.07.002 1110-256X/© 2017 Egyptian Mathematical Society. Production and hosting by Elsevier B.V. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license. ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ )

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2 H.K. El-Sayied et al. / Journal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society 0 0 0 (2017) 1–5 the metric g¯ = − f 2 dt 2  g, where ( M, g ) is a Riemannian manifold, for some smooth function ρ on M . Finally, a spacetime M is said ζ ∈ ( ) f : M → (0, ∞ ) is smooth and I = (t 1 , t 2 ) with −∞ ≤ t 1 < t 2 ≤∞ . We to admit a matter collineation if there is a vector field X M use the same notation for a vector field X ∈ X (M) and for its lift such that L ζ T = 0 , where T is the energy-momentum . For to the f −associated SSST M¯ . Likewise, a function ω on M will be ( n + 1 )− dimensional spacetime, the Einstein field equation is ω◦π ¯ , π × → identified with on M where : If M M is the natural pro- given by jection map of I × M onto M . Note that we use gradω ∈ X (M) for r ω ¯ Ric − g = k n T , the gradient vector field of on M and for its lift to X M [2,3]. 2 The submanifold { t } × M and M are isomorphic for every t ∈ M . Ac- where k is called the multidimensional gravitational constant, r is cordingly, we refer to this factor submanifold as M . n the scalar curvature and λ is the cosmological constant [12] . Sup- Let M¯ = I × M be a standard static spacetime equipped with f pose that ζ is a Killing vector field, then L ζ T = 0 , i.e., ζ is a matter the g¯ = − f 2 dt 2  g. Then the Levi–Civita connection collineation field. Note that a matter collineation is not necessarily D¯ on M¯ is given by Killing. D¯ ∂ ∂ = f grad f D¯ ∂ X = D¯ ∂ = X ( ln f )∂ t t t X t t (2.1) 3. Symmetries of a standard static spacetime D¯ X Y = D X Y

, ∈ ( ) , for any vector fields X Y X M where D is the Levi–Civita con- In this section, we explore several types of collineations on an nection on M . The Riemannian curvature tensor R¯ is given by − ¯ = × f associated SSST M I f M equipped with the metric tensor g¯ = − f 2 dt 2  g. Necessary and sufficient conditions are derived for R¯ ( ∂t , ∂t )∂ t = R¯ ( ∂t , ∂t )X = R¯ ( X, Y )∂ t = 0 a standard static spacetime to admit a conformal vector field or a R¯ ( X, ∂ )∂ = − fD grad f R¯ ( ∂ , X )Y = 1 H f ( X, Y )∂ t t X t f t collineation. R¯ ( X, Y )Z = R ( X, Y )Z ,

(2.2) 3.1. Conformal vector fields f where R is the curvature tensor of M and H ( X, Y ) = g ( D X grad f, Y ) Assume that h∂ , x∂ , y∂ ∈ X (I) and ζ , X, Y ∈ X (M) , then is the Hessian of f . Finally, the Ricci curvature tensor, R¯ ic , of the     t  t t   f − associated SSST M¯ is as follows 2 ˙ L¯ ζ¯ g¯ X¯ , Y¯ = L ζ g ( X, Y ) − 2 xy f h + ζ ( ln f ) , (3.1)

¯ ( ∂ , ∂ ) =  ¯ ( , ∂ ) = Ric t t f f Ric X t 0 where ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ , X¯ = x∂t + X and Y¯ = y∂t + Y . This formula

¯ ( , ) = ( , ) − 1 f ( , ), Ric X Y Ric X Y f H X Y (3.1) is a particular case of a notable one on warped product man-

(2.3) ifolds. The following result yields immediately from Eq. (3.1). ¯ = × where  f denotes the Laplacian of f on M . Theorem 1. Let M I f Mbea standard static spacetime equipped = − 2 2  The Lie derivative L ζ in direction of ζ is given by with the metric tensor g¯ f dt g. Then a time-like vector field

  ζ¯ = h∂t ∈ X ( M¯ ) is a Killing vector field on M¯ if and only if h˙ = 0 . ¯ L ζ g (X, Y ) = g(D X ζ , Y ) + g(X, DY ζ ) (2.4) Moreover, assume that ζ ( f ) = 0 . Then a space-like vector field ζ = ζ on M¯ is Killing if and only if ζ ∈ X (M) is a Killing vector field on M. for any X, Y ∈ X ( M ). ¯ = × Now, we will recall the definitions of conformal vector fields Corollary 1. Let M I f Mbea standard static spacetime equipped and some collineations on an arbitrary pseudo-Riemannian man- with the metric tensor g¯ = − f 2 dt 2  g. Then a time-like vector field ifold (M, g, D) with metric g and the Levi-Civita connection D ζ¯ = h∂t ∈ X ( M¯ ) is a matter collineation on M¯ if h˙ = 0 . Also, a space- on M . A vector field ζ ∈ X ( M ) is called a conformal vector field like vector field ζ¯ = ζ ∈ X ( M¯ ) is a matter collineation on M¯ if ζ ∈ if L ζ g = ρg for some smooth function ρ : M → R , where L ζ is X (M) is a Killing vector field on M and ζ ( f ) = 0 . the Lie derivative in direction of ζ . In particular, ζ ∈ X ( M ) is ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ called homothetic if ρ is constant and Killing if ρ = 0 . The sym- Theorem 2. A vector field h t on a standard static spacetime ¯ = × ζ metry of Eq. (2.4) implies that ζ is a Killing vector field if and M I f Misa conformal vector field if and only if is a conformal ρ = ˙ + ζ ( ) only if g(D X ζ , X ) = 0 for any vector field X ∈ X ( M ). A pseudo- vector field on M with conformal factor ¯ 2 h ln f . Riemannian n − dimensional manifold has at most n ( n + 1 )/ 2 in- ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ ¯ = × dependent Killing vector fields and at most ( n + 1 ) ( n + 2 )/ 2 in- Proof. Let h t be a conformal vector field on M I f M with factor ρ¯, then Eq. (3.1) implies that dependent conformal vector fields. The generated by a     Killing vector field ζ on M is called isometry. A pseudo-Riemannian 2 2 −ρ¯ f xy + ρ¯g ( X, Y ) = L ζ g ( X, Y ) − 2 xy f h˙ + ζ ( ln f ) . manifold which permits a maximum aforementioned symmetry ζ Thus has a constant curvature. Also, is called a concircular vector   field if D ζ = ρX for any X ∈ X ( M )[11] . A concircular vector field X L ζ g ( X, Y ) = ρ¯g ( X, Y ) ζ ∈ X ( M ) on M is a conformal vector field with conformal factor  

2 ρ . A concircular vector field is also a parallel vector field if ρ = 0 . −ρ¯ f 2xy = −2 xy f 2 h˙ + ζ ( ln f ) Moreover, for a constant factor ρ, we have R ( X, Y )ζ = 0 . A vector and consequently ζ is a conformal vector field on M with confor- field ζ on a pseudo-Riemannian manifold ( M, g ) is called a cur- mal factor ρ¯ = 2 h˙ + ζ ( ln f ) . The converse is direct.  vature collineation if the Lie derivative of the curvature tensor R ζ ∈ , L = vanishes in the direction of X( M) that is, ζ R 0. Similarly, It is noted that the metric g¯ = − f 2dt 2  g on M¯ can be ex- M is said to admit a Ricci curvature collineation if there is a vec- pressed as a conformal metric to a product one on I × M . The met- ζ ∈ L = , tor field X( M) such that ζ Ric 0 where Ric is the Ricci cur- ric g¯ may be rewritten as follows vature tensor. One may notice that every Killing field is a curva-   1 ture collineation and every curvature collineation is a Ricci curva- g¯ = f 2 −dt 2 + g = f 2g˜, 2 ture collineation. The converse is not generally true. A vector field f ζ ∈ X ( M ) is called a conformal Ricci collineation if 2 1 where g˜ = −dt + gˆ and gˆ = g. Now, we examine the effects   f 2

L ζ Ric ( X, Y ) = ρg ( X, Y ) of replacing g¯ on M by g˜ = −dt 2 + gˆ. Similar discussions on

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− 4 dimensional spacetimes and on some warped spacetimes are i.e., ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ is a concircular vector field on a standard static ¯ = × provided in [7, Chapter 11] and [13,14] respectively.  Suppose that spacetime M I f M. ¯ ζ = h∂t + ζ is a conformal vector field on M¯ , g˜ with conformal Conversely, we assume that ρ is a scalar function. Then factor ρ˜ , then   ¯ ζ¯ − ρ ¯ = ˙ + ( ) + ζ ( ) − ρ ∂ DX¯ X xh hX ln f x ln f x t L¯ ζ¯ g¯ = [2 ζ ( ln f ) + ρ˜ ]g ¯.   + xh f grad f + D X ζ − ρX Thus, ζ¯ is a conformal vector field on M¯ , g¯ with factor ρ¯ =   for any vector field X¯ = x∂ + X ∈ X M¯ . Suppose that ζ¯ is concir- ρ˜ +2 ζ ( ln f ). Likewise, a conformal vector field ζ on ( M, g ) with t ¯ , conformal factor ρ is a conformal vector field on ( M, g¯ ), where cular on M then ρ = ρˆ + 2 ζ ( ln f ). The above discussions and results in [15, Theo- x h˙ + hX ( ln f ) + xζ ( ln f ) − xρ = 0 , rem 1] imply the following. xh f grad f + D X ζ − ρX = 0 . ¯ = × Theorem 3. Let M I f Mbea standard static spacetime equipped If f is constant, we get that with the metric tensor g¯ = − f 2 dt 2  gand let g˜ = −dt 2 + gˆ and gˆ =   ˙ 1 x h − ρ = 0 , 2 g. Then, f     D X ζ − ρX = 0 , ζ , , , 1. a Killing vector field on M gˆ is a Killing vector field on M¯ g˜ i.e., ζ is a concircular vector field on M with factor ρ = h˙ .  2. M¯ , g˜ admits a homothetic vector field if and only if M, gˆ ad- mits a homothetic vector field,   3.2. Ricci collineations 3. each conformal vector field on M¯ , g˜ is a conformal vector field ¯ , on M g¯ . Let us consider Ricci collineations on a standard static space- The following result is a direct consequence of the above result. time.

Theorem 4. Let ζ ∈ X ( M ) be a homothetic vector field on ( M, g ) with Proposition 1. Let ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ be a vector field on a standard static ζ = ζ¯ = + ∂ + ζ ¯ = × , factor c and let ( f ) 0. Then c( at b) t 2a is a homothetic spacetime M I f M then vector field on M¯ , g¯ with factor 2 ac . Moreover, ζ¯ is a Killing vector          ˙ L¯ ζ¯ R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = L ζ Ric ( X, Y ) + 2 xy h f  f + xyζ ( f  f ) field on M¯ , g¯ if a = 0 or c = 0 .  

1 f 1 f 1 f The study of Killing vector fields of constant length is re- −ζ H ( X, Y ) + H ( [ζ , X ], Y )+ H ( X, [ζ , Y ] ) f f f markable in that they correspond to isometries of constant dis- placement. Consequently, these vector fields are in relation with for any X¯ , Y¯ ∈ X ( M¯ ) .   Clifford-Wolf translation in Riemannian manifolds [16] . In the fol- Proof. Let ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ ∈ X M¯ , then lowing, Killing vector fields of constant length on a standard static             spacetime M¯ = I × M are considered. ¯ ¯ ¯ f L¯ ζ¯ R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = ζ R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ − R¯ ic ζ , X¯ , Y¯ − R¯ ic X¯ , ζ , Y¯     Theorem 5. A Killing vector field ζ¯ = h∂ + ζ on a standard static 1 t = ζ¯ Ric ( X, Y ) − H f ( X, Y ) + xy f  f + 2 xy h˙ f  f ¯ = × ζ spacetime M I f Mhasa constant length if and only if satisfies f 1 − , ζ , + f , ζ , ζ + 2 = ˙ + ζ ( ) = . Ric( X [ Y ] ) H ( X [ Y ] ) Dζ h f grad f 0 and hh 2h ln f 0 (3.2) f Corollary 2. Let ζ¯ = h∂ + ζ be a Killing vector field of constant 1 t −Ric ( [ ζ , X ], Y ) + H f ( [ ζ , X ], Y ) ¯ = × length on a standard static spacetime M I f M. Then the flow lines    f  of ζ are on M if and only if f is constant or h = 0 . = L ζ Ric ( X, Y ) + 2 xy h˙ f  f + xyζ ( f  f )   Theorem 6. Let ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ be a Killing vector field on a standard 1 f 1 f 1 f ¯ = × , α ∈ R , −ζ H ( X, Y ) + H ( [ζ , X ], Y )+ H ( X, [ζ , Y ] ) static spacetime M I f M where f is constant, and let (s), s f f f be a on ( M¯ , g¯ ) with tangent vector field X¯ = x∂t + X. Then ¯ , ¯ ∈ ( ¯ )  h is constant and ζ ∈ X ( M ) is a Jacobi vector field along the integral for any vector fields X Y X M . curves of X. The above proposition leads directly to the following results.   Theorem 7. Let ζ¯ = h∂ + ζ be a conformal vector field along a curve t Theorem 9. Let ζ¯ = h∂t ∈ X M¯ be a vector field on a standard static α( s ) with unit tangent vector U¯ = u∂t + Uon a standard static space- spacetime M¯ = I × M. Then, ζ¯ is a Ricci collineation on M¯ if and only ¯ = × ρ ζ¯ f time M I f M. Then the conformal factor ¯ of is given by     if h˙ = 0 or  f = 0 . 2 ˙ 2   ρ¯ = 2 −u h f + f ζ ( f ) + g ( DU ζ , U ) . Theorem 10. Let ζ¯ = ζ ∈ X M¯ be a vector field on a standard static

Now, the structure of concircular vector fields on a standard ¯ = × f = ζ¯ spacetime M I f Mandassume that H 0. Then, is a Ricci static spacetimes is considered.   collineation on M¯ if and only if ζ is a Ricci collineation on M. Theorem 8. A vector field ζ¯ ∈ X M¯ on a standard static spacetime

¯ = × ζ 4. Ricci soliton on standard static spacetimes M I f Misa concircular vector field if and only if is a concircu- lar vector field on M with factor ρ = h˙ and f is constant. A smooth vector field ζ on a pseudo-Riemannian manifold ( M,

Proof. It is clear that  g) is said to define a Ricci soliton if   D¯ ζ¯ = x h˙ + hX ( ln f ) + xζ ( ln f ) ∂ + xh f grad f + D ζ 1 X¯ t X L ζ g ( X, Y ) + Ric ( X, Y ) = λg ( X, Y ),   2 for any vector field X¯ = x∂t + X ∈ X M¯ . Suppose that f is constant where Ric is the Ricci curvature, L ζ denotes the Lie derivative ζ ρ = ˙ , and is a concircular vector field on M with factor h then of the metric tensor g and λ is a constant [17,18] . In this sec- ¯ ζ¯ = ρ ¯ , DX¯ X tion, we consider Ricci solitons on standard static spacetimes. Let

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4 H.K. El-Sayied et al. / Journal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society 0 0 0 (2017) 1–5     ¯ , , ζ¯, λ ¯ = × ¯ , , ζ¯, λ ¯ = × M g¯ be a Ricci soliton, where  M I f M is a standard static Corollary 4. Let M g¯ be a Ricci soliton, where M I f Misa ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ ∈ ¯ ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ ∈ ¯ , spacetime and h t  X M . It isclear that a potential field standard static spacetime and h t X M and assume that ζ¯ is conformal on M¯ , g¯ if and only if M¯ , g¯ is an Einstein mani- H f = 0 and ( M, g ) is Ricci flat. Then ζ¯ is conformal with factor 2 λ. fold. ( ¯ , , ζ¯, λ) ¯ = ×   Proof. Let M g¯ be a Ricci soliton where M I f M is a ¯ , , ζ¯, λ ¯ = × ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ ∈ ( ¯ ) Theorem 11. Let M g¯ be a Ricci soliton where M I f Mis standard static spacetime and h t X M . Then ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ ∈ a standard static spacetime and h t X M¯ and assume that 1 ( L )( , ) + ( , ) = λ ( , ) f ¯ζ¯ g¯ X¯ Y¯ R¯ ic X¯ Y¯ g¯ X¯ Y¯ H = 0 . Then ( M, g, ζ , λ) is a Ricci soliton. 2     ¯ , , ζ¯, λ for any vector fields X¯ , Y¯ ∈ X M¯ . Eqs. (2.3) imply that Proof. Let M g¯ be a Ricci soliton, then             L ¯ , ¯ = λ ¯ , ¯ , 1 ¯ζ¯ g¯ X Y 2 g¯ X Y L¯ ζ¯ g¯ X¯ , Y¯ + R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = λg¯ X¯ , Y¯ , 2 i.e., ζ¯ is a conformal vector field with factor 2 λ.    where X¯ = x∂t + X and Y¯ = y∂t + Y are vector fields on M¯ . By using Theorem 14. Let ζ¯ = h∂ + ζ ∈ X M¯ be a vector field on a standard Eqs. (3.1) and (2.3) , we get t   ¯ = × ¯ , , ζ¯, λ   static spacetime M I f M. Then M g¯ is a Ricci soliton if 1 1 L ζ g (X, Y ) + Ric ( X, Y ) − H f ( X, Y ) = λg ( X, Y ). 2 f 1. ζ is a conformal vector field on M with conformal factor 2 ρ, 2. ( M, g ) is Einstein manifold with factor μ, f = , Suppose now that H 0 then 3. H f = 0 , 1   4. h˙ + ζ ( ln f ) = ρ + μ = λ. L ζ g (X, Y ) + Ric ( X, Y ) = λg ( X, Y ).   2 Proof. Let ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ ∈ X M¯ , then Eqs. (3.1) and (2.3) imply Thus ( M, g, ζ , λ) is a Ricci soliton.  that   1      1   Let M¯ , g¯, ζ¯, λ be a Ricci soliton, where M¯ = I × M is a stan-   f L¯ ζ¯ g¯ X¯ , Y¯ + R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = L ζ g ( X, Y ) + Ric ( X, Y ) 2 2 ζ¯ = ∂ + ζ ∈ ¯   dard static spacetime and h t X M . Then − xy f 2 h˙ + ζ ( ln f ) 1       

L¯ ζ¯ g¯ X¯ , Y¯ + R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = λg¯ X¯ , Y¯ . 1 2 + xy f  f − H f ( X, Y ). f Thus Since ζ is a conformal vector field with conformal factor 2 ρ, H f =   1 1 f μ L ζ g (X, Y ) + Ric ( X, Y ) − H ( X, Y ) = λg ( X, Y ), (4.1) 0 and ( M, g ) is Einstein manifold with factor , 2 f        1 2 ˙ L¯ ζ¯ g¯ X¯ , Y¯ + R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = ( ρ + μ)g ( X, Y ) − xy f h + ζ ( ln f ) . 2 ˙ + ζ ( ) − = λ . h f f f f (4.2) The last condition implies that Suppose that grad f is a concircular vector field with factor ρ, then 1        L g¯ X¯ , Y¯ + R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = λg¯ X¯ , Y¯   ζ¯ 1   ρ 2 L ζ g (X, Y ) + Ric ( X, Y ) = λ + g ( X, Y ).  2 f and the proof is complete.   ¯ , , ζ¯, λ ¯ = × A similar discussion leads to the following result. Theorem 12. Let M g¯ be a Ricci soliton, where M I f M   is a standard static spacetime, andassume that grad f is a concircu- Theorem 15. Let ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ ∈ X M¯ be a vector field on a standard ρ   ρ , , ζ , λ + ¯ = × ¯ , , ζ¯, λ lar vector field with factor . Then M g f is a Ricci soliton static spacetime M I f M. Then M g¯ is a Ricci soliton if ρ whenever is constant. f 1. ( M, g, ζ , λ) is a Ricci soliton,   2. H f = 0 , Theorem 13. Let M¯ , g¯, ζ¯, λ be a Ricci soliton, where M¯ = I × M  f 3. h˙ + ζ ( ln f ) = λ. f is a standard static spacetime, H = 0 and ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ ∈ X M¯ is a conformal vector field on M¯ with factor 2 ρ. Then ( M, g ) is Ricci flat Acknowledgement and λ = ρ.   We would like to thank the referees for their careful review and ¯ , , ζ¯, λ ¯ = × Proof. Let M g¯ be a Ricci soliton where M I f M is a valuable comments, which provided insights that helped us to im- standard static spacetime and ζ¯ = h∂t + ζ ∈ X M¯ be a conformal prove the article quality. vector field on M¯ . Then     References R¯ ic X¯ , Y¯ = ( λ − ρ)g ¯ X¯ , Y¯ [1] J.K. Beem , P.E. Ehrlich , K.L. Easley , Global Lorentzian Geometry, second ed., and hence  f = −( λ − ρ) f and Marcel Dekker, New York, 1996 . [2] R.L. Bishop , B. O’Neill , Manifolds of negative curvature, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc.

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