Hopf-type hypersurfaces on Hermite-like manifolds
Mehmet Gulbahar
TL;DR
This work extends Hopf hypersurface theory to Hermite-like statistical manifolds by introducing dual shape operators $A_N$ and $A_N^{\ast}$ and formulating Hopf conditions through Gauss/Weingarten relations. It analyzes concurrent and geodesic vector fields, derives the 1-form $\theta$, and develops curvature relations for tangential hypersurfaces, including explicit expressions for the Riemann curvature tensors $R$ and $R^{\*}$ in the Kaehler-like statistical setting with constant holomorphic curvature $c$. The results reveal how assumptions like $\nabla_X\varphi=0$ constrain the ambient geometry, sometimes forcing $c=0$ or yielding statistical complex space forms, and provide curvature-inequality criteria with sharp equality cases. Collectively, the paper broadens classical Hopf hypersurface geometry to Hermite-like statistics and clarifies how two intertwining connections shape curvature, geodesic behavior, and invariants.
Abstract
The object of this paper is to introduce new classes of hypersurfaces of almost product-like statistical manifolds. The main properties and relations on $K-$para contact, para cosymplectic, para Sasakian and conformal hypersurfaces are obtained. Some examples of these hypersurfaces are presented.
