New characteristics of Einstein metrics are studied through weak beta Kenmotsu manifolds and * Ricci solitons, indicating novel mathematical applications.
Weak almost contact metric manifolds (i.e., the complex structure is replaced by a nonsingular skew-symmetric tensor), defined by the author and R. Wolak, allow a new look at the classical theory and find novel applications in mathematics and physics. An important case of these manifolds, which is locally a twisted product, is a weak β β -Kenmotsu manifold defined by the author and D.S. Patra. In the paper, the concept of the $$*$$ ∗ -Ricci tensor is adapted to weak almost contact manifolds, the interaction of the $$*$$ ∗ - η η -Ricci soliton with the weak β β -Kenmotsu structure is studied and new characteristics of Einstein metrics are obtained.
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