Filip Defever
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
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Results in Mathematics | 1995
Filip Defever; Ryszard Deszcz; Paul F. Dhooghe; Sahnur Yaprak; Leopold Verstraelen
This article studies the conditions of pseudosymmetry and Ricci-pseudosymmetry, realizedon hypersurfaces of semi-Riemannian spaces of constant curvature. In particular, we derive extrinsic characterizations of pseudosymmetric and Ricci-pseudosymmetric hypersurfaces of semi-Riemannian spaces of constant curvature in terms of the shape operator. As an application, and in the Riemannian case, we extend a theorem by K. Nomizu on semisymmetric hypersurfaces of Euclidean spaces.
Journal of Mathematical Physics | 1994
Filip Defever; Ryszard Deszcz; Leopold Verstraelen; Luc Vrancken
An algebraic classification of four‐dimensional pseudosymmetric Einstein space–times is given and more examples of pseudosymmetric space–times are provided.
Glasgow Mathematical Journal | 1999
Filip Defever; R Deszcz; Z Senturk; Leopold Verstraelen; Sahnur Yaprak
We prove that the conditions R · R =0 and R · S =0 are equivalent for hypersurfaces of a 5-dimensional semi-Riemannian space form N 5 ( c ). This solves a problem by P.J. Ryan in the case of hypersurfaces of dimension 4 in semi-Riemannian space forms.
Physics Letters B | 1991
Filip Defever; Walter Troost; Zbigniew Hasiewicz
Abstract We present new superconformal algebras, containing both bosonic and fermionic supersymmetries, based on the superalgebras OSp(m|2n) and U(m|n). They contain as special cases the previously known series based on O( m ), U( m ) and Sp(2 n ) Lie algebras. The case U(n+2|n) is special, in that it can be reduced to SU(n+2|n), generalising the standard N = 4 superconformal algebra.
Journal of Mathematical Physics | 1991
Z Hasiewicz; Filip Defever; Walter Troost
A study of conventional superconformal not‐necessarily Lie superalgebras is performed. A uniform prescription is given, leading to the definition of a family of structures with N=1,...,8 supersymmetries. For N≤4, Lie superalgebras are recovered, for N≥5 the algebras are nonassociative. The not‐Lie superconformal algebras with N=5,6,7,8 share interesting common properties, relating them to the Cayley numbers, covariant derivation of spinors on the seven‐sphere S7 and torsions on supercoset manifolds. The N=8 case is related to the (soft) constraint algebra of a recent reformulation of the Green’s–Schwarz superstring.
International Journal of Modern Physics A | 1992
Z Hasiewicz; Przemysław Siemion; Filip Defever
We formulate a simple classical model without Grassmann variables. Quantization of this model gives a unified quantum-mechanical description for massive and massless particles of arbitrary spin and helicity. In the phase space of the classical model a “bosonic” version of the super-Poincare algebra is realized. At the quantum level it generates the spectrum of the model.
Abhandlungen Aus Dem Mathematischen Seminar Der Universitat Hamburg | 1999
Domenico Catalano; Filip Defever; Ryszard Deszcz; Marian Hotloś; Zbigniew Olszak
For anyn ≥ 2, we give examples of almost Kähler conformally flat manifoldsM2n which are not Kähler. We discuss the meaning of these examples in the context of the Goldberg conjecture on almost Kahler manifolds.
Results in Mathematics | 2000
Filip Defever
We consider 3-dimensional conformally flat hypersurfaces of E4 with constant mean curvature; we prove that the ones with 3 different principal curvatures must necessarilly be minimal.
Journal of Geometry | 1993
Filip Defever; Ryszard Deszcz; Leopold Verstraelen
We show that the compact cyclides of Dupin are of infinite type; this result provides further support for a conjecture of Chen.
Classical and Quantum Gravity | 1991
Filip Defever; Walter Troost; Z Hasiewicz
The authors define a family of four superconformal nonLie superalgebras with N=5, 6, 7, 8 supersymmetries. An interpretation is given, relating them to covariant derivation of spinors on the 7-sphere S7.