K-contact and (k, μ)-contact metric as a generalized η-Ricci soliton
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Amalendu Ghosh
Abstract
Using generalized Pohozaev-Schoen integral identity, we prove that a compact K-contact manifold of dimension
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(Communicated by Július Korbaš)
Acknowledgement
The author is very much thankful to the reviewer for some valuable comments towards the improvement of the paper.
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