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We describe the local structure of Riemannian manifolds with harmonic curvature which admit a maximum number, in a well-defined sense, of local warped-product decompositions, and at the same time their Ricci tensor has, at some point, only simple eigenvalues. We also prove that, in every given dimension greater than two, the local-isometry types of such manifolds form a finite-dimensional moduli space, and a nonempty open subset of this moduli space is realized by locally irreducible complete metrics which are neither Ricci-parallel, nor – for dimensions greater than three – conformally flat.
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