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In this note, we prove three rigidity results for Einstein manifolds with bounded covering geometry. (1) An almost flat manifold $(M,g)$ must be flat if it is Einstein, i.e. ${\rm Ric}_g =λg$ for some real number $λ.$ (2) A compact Einstein manifold with a non-vanishing and almost maximal volume entropy is hyperbolic. (3) A compact Einstein manifold admitting a uniform local rewinding almost maximal volume is isometric to a space form.
}, issn = {2617-8702}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.4208/jms.v58n2.25.02}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jms/24207.html} }In this note, we prove three rigidity results for Einstein manifolds with bounded covering geometry. (1) An almost flat manifold $(M,g)$ must be flat if it is Einstein, i.e. ${\rm Ric}_g =λg$ for some real number $λ.$ (2) A compact Einstein manifold with a non-vanishing and almost maximal volume entropy is hyperbolic. (3) A compact Einstein manifold admitting a uniform local rewinding almost maximal volume is isometric to a space form.