JOURNAL Series A - Pure and Applied Mathematics

A Connection on Manifolds with a Nilpotent Structure 15which shows that a random vector from the holomorphic vector space {ż α , ˜ż α },at a parallel transfer with respect to z α (t), remains in {ż α , ˜ż α }, i.e. z α (t) is a PHcurve.Assertion 3. If z α (t) is geodesic for M(f) and ż α ∈ ker f, then z α (t) is a PH-curveand it belongs to the special plane (straight line) ω in the biaxial space B n (B 3 ).Proof. The assertion is obvious becauseδdt ˜ż α = 0 .Assertion 4. If z α (t) is a PH-curve and ż α ∈ ker f, then z α (t) is geodesic.Proof. From the differential equation of PH-curves follows thatδż αdt = a(t)żα .The tangential direction is transferred parallely with respect to z α (t), therefore z α (t)is geodesic.We note down that in this case all curvesz α (t) = (c 1 , . . . , c n , z n+1 (t), . . . , z 2n (t), z 2n+1 (t), . . . , z 2n+m (t))possess one and the same tangential vector field. The special case, where n = 1, m =0 in the two-dimensional affine plane 0xy, is interesting. There z α (t) = (c, z(t)). Thecorresponding geodesic curve is a straight line, which is parallel to the axis 0y.Let us consider a particular case, where M(f) is a tangential differentiation ofthe B manifold.Definition 2. We say that the pair of functions p(u, v), q(u, v) is holomorphic if∂p∂u = ∂q∂vand∂p∂v = 0 .