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Intuitively, a para-complex structure is to a complex structure what the para-complex numbers? (see here for the moment) are to the complex numbers.
Let be a finite dimensional real vector space. A para-complex structure on is a nontrivial involution , i.e., and , such that the two eigenspaces of are of the same dimension. A vector space endowed with a para-complex structure is known as a para-complex vector space.
An almost para-complex manifold is a smooth manifold with an endomorphism field such that for all , is a para-complex structure on . A splitting
on eigenspaces associated with eigenvalues of is an almost para-complex structure on .
General:
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