Quasi-contact metric structures from Sasaki-Einstein metrics
Beniamino Cappelletti-Montano, Antonio De Nicola
Abstract
We construct the first examples of quasi-contact metric structures that are not contact metric in every odd dimension greater than or equal to 5. In dimension 5, we construct a one-parameter family of such examples with a Killing characteristic vector field by deforming Sasaki-Einstein SU(2)-structures. This yields compact, homogeneous examples on S5. In arbitrary dimensions, we investigate quasi-contact metric structures with a Killing characteristic vector field and derive a Ricci curvature criterion for the structure to be K-contact.
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