Abstract

The natural symmetries of Riemannian manifolds are described by the symmetries of its Riemann curvature tensor. In that sense, the most symmetric manifolds are the constant sectional curvature ones. Its natural generalizations are locally symmetric manifolds, semisymmetric manifolds, and pseudosymmetric manifolds. The analogous generalizations of constant holomorphic sectional curvature Kaehler manifolds are locally symmetric Kaehler manifolds, semisymmetric Kaehler manifolds, and holomorphically pseudosymmetric Kaehler manifolds. Do they differ in some way from their Riemannian analogues? Yes, we prove they can all be characterized only in terms of holomorphic planes. Furthermore, the concept of holomorphically pseudosymmetric Kaehler manifold is different from the classical notion of pseudosymmetric Riemannian manifold proposed by Deszcz. We study some relations between both definitions of pseudosymmetry and the so called double sectional curvatures in the sense of Deszcz. We also present a geometric interpretation of the complex Tachibana tensor and a new characterization of constant holomorphic sectional curvature Kaehler manifolds.

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