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Doubly warped product and the periodicity of geodesics

, 1994
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A note on warped products

Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 2022
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Josué Meléndez, Mario Hernández
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Warped products with special Riemannian curvature

Sociedade Brasileira De Matematica Boletim, Nova Serie, 2001
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Marco Bertola, Daniele Gouthier, Bertola Marco   +2 more
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Riemannian Warped Product Submersions

Results in Mathematics, 2020
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İrem Küpeli Erken, Cengizhan Murathan
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Riemannian Warped Product Maps

Results in Mathematics
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Kiran Meena, Bayram Şahin, Hemangi Madhusudan Shah   +2 more
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A curvature condition for a twisted product¶to be a warped product

manuscripta mathematica, 2001
Given two pseudo-Riemannian manifolds \((B, g_B)\) and \((F, g_F)\), the product \(M = B\times F\) can be equipped with a metric \(g_M = f^2g_B \oplus b^2g_F\), where \(f, b:M\to\mathbb R\). Then, \((M, g_M)\) is called a double twisted product. If \(f = 1\), \((M, g_M)\) is just a twisted product.
Fernández-López, M., García-Río, E., Kupeli, D. N., Ünal, B.   +3 more
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On warped product immersions

Journal of Geometry, 2005
In this paper the author studies some geometric properties of warped product immersions proving some geometric inequalities.
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Hypersurfaces in Warped Products

2016
A classical result of Alexandrov [10] states that a compact hypersurface with constant mean curvature embedded in Euclidean space must be a round sphere. The original proof is based on a clever use of the maximum principle for elliptic partial differential equations.
Luis J. Alías, Paolo Mastrolia, Marco Rigoli   +2 more
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