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most citedComplete Einstein metrics are geodesically rigid

55 citations · 199 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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math.GN2020★ 23 cited

Strong topology on the set of persistence diagrams

Volodymyr Kiosak, Aleksandr Savchenko, Mykhailo Zarichnyi

We endow the set of persistence diagrams with the strong topology (the topology of countable direct limit of increasing sequence of bounded subsets considered in the bottleneck dis…

math.DG2013★ 33 cited

There exist no 4-dimensional geodesically equivalent metrics with the same stress-energy tensor

Volodymir Kiosak, Vladimir S. Matveev

We show that if two 4-dimensional metrics of arbitrary signature on one manifold are geodesically equivalent (i.e., have the same geodesics considered as unparameterized curves) an…

math.DG2010★ 28 cited

The only Kähler manifold with degree of mobility is

A. Fedorova, V. Kiosak, V. S. Matveev +1

The degree of mobility of a (pseudo-Riemannian) Kähler metric is the dimension of the space of metrics h-projectively equivalent to it. We prove that a metric on a closed connected…

math.DG2010★ 5 cited

Special Einstein's equations on Kähler manifolds

I. Hinterleitner, V. Kiosak

This work is devoted to the study of Einstein equations with a special shape of the energy-momentum tensor. Our results continue Stepanov's classification of Riemannian manifolds a…

math.DG2009★ 25 cited

There are no conformal Einstein rescalings of complete pseudo-Riemannian Einstein metrics

Volodymyr Kiosak, Vladimir S. Matveev

We prove the following statement: Let g be a light-line-complete pseudo-Riemannian Einstein metric of indefinite signature on a connected (n>2)-dimensional manifold M. Assume that…

math.DG2008★ 25 cited

Proof of projective Lichnerowicz conjecture for pseudo-Riemannian metrics with degree of mobility greater than two

Volodymyr Kiosak, Vladimir S. Matveev

We prove an important partial case of the pseudo-Riemannian version of the projective Lichnerowicz conjecture stating that a complete manifold admitting an essential group of proje…

math.DG2008★ 55 cited

Complete Einstein metrics are geodesically rigid

Volodymyr Kiosak, Vladimir S. Matveev

We prove that every complete Einstein (Riemannian or pseudo-Riemannian) metric is geodesically rigid: if any other complete metric has the same (unparametrized) geodes…

math.DG2008★ 5 cited

Fubini Theorem for pseudo-Riemannian metrics

Alexey V. Bolsinov, Volodymyr Kiosak, Vladimir S. Matveev

We generalize the following classical result of Fubini for pseudo-Riemannian metrics: if three essentially different metrics on share the same unparametrized geodesics…