Intermediate Ricci Curvature

There are two differing notions of "intermediate Ricci curvature" in the differential geometry literature. 

The first notion interpolates between sectional curvature and Ricci curvature. Given an orthonormal set of vectors x, y1, . . . , yk in a tangent space of a Riemannian manifold M, consider the sum of sectional curvatures sec(x, y1) + . . . + sec(x, yk). This quantity has been called "kth-intermediate Ricci curvature", "kth-Ricci curvature", "k-dimensional partial Ricci curvature", and "k-mean curvature". Notice when k = 1, this quantity is simply the sectional curvature sec(x, y1), and when k = dim M - 1, it is the Ricci curvature Ric(x,x).

The second notion interpolates between Ricci curvature and scalar curvature. Given an orthonormal set of vectors x1, x2, . . . , xk, consider the sum of Ricci curvatures Ric(x1,x1) + . . . + Ric(xk,xk). Names similar to those given above have also been used to describe this quantity. Notice when k = 1, this quantity is simply the Ricci curvature Ric(x1,x1), and when k = dim M, it is the scalar curvature.

Below, I have compiled a list of articles, books, and surveys which contain results pertaining to intermediate Ricci curvature, separated according to which of the two notions given above are featured. These works are ordered chronologically (by the date of appearance on arXiv in the case of the newer articles). I have included notes when the mention of kth-intermediate Ricci curvature in the work is not clear, and I have included links to publications, arXiv preprints, and AMS reviews where possible. Please let me know if I am missing anything.

Between sectional and Ricci curvature:

Between Ricci and scalar curvature:

partially bounded Ricci tensor:

m-intermediate curvature: