Abstract
Let Χ a diferentiable paracompact manifold. Under the hypothesis of a linear connection r with free torsion Τ on Χ, we are going to give more explicit the proofs done by Vey for constructing a Riemannian structure. We proposed three ways to reach our object. First, we give a sufficient and necessary condition on all of holonomy groups of the connection ∇ to obtain Riemannian structure. Next, in the analytic case of Χ, the existence of a quadratic positive definite form g on the tangent bundle ΤΧ such that it was invariant in the infinitesimal sense by the linear operators ∇k R, where R is the curvature of ∇, shows that the connection ∇ comes from a Riemannian structure. At last, for a simply connected manifold Χ, we give some conditions on the linear envelope of the curvature R to have a Riemannian structure
Highlights
We assume that Χ is a connected real analytic manifold accompanied by a real analytic connection∇, these new assumptions construct us a positive definite quadratic form g infinitesimally preserved by the infinitesimal holonomy group
This is obtaining by the fact that the Lie algebra of holonomy groups coincides with the Lie algebra of the infinitesimal holonomy group
Suppose ∇ comes from a Riemannian structure (X, g). by the Fundamental Theorem of Riemannian Geometry, we have the Levi-Civita's connection ∇ on X
Summary
Vey was written some theorems in linear connections The title of this unpublished paper was: "Sur les connexions riemanniennes" means "On the Riemannian connections". We assume that Χ is a connected real analytic manifold accompanied by a real analytic connection∇, these new assumptions construct us a positive definite quadratic form g (satisfying ∇g = 0) infinitesimally preserved by the infinitesimal holonomy group. Vanzurava [1, 2] This last author gave an algorithm for constructing Riemannian structure which is similar as Veydone in the end of his paper. This redaction gives an interest for a one where we use some results and idea of the present paper. Any Riemannian structure g produces an unique linear connection ∇ called Levi-Civita's connection on X with free torsion such that ∇g=0
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