What are the examples of Riemannian manifolds that have zero scalar curvature but non-zero Ricci curvature? Is there any sort of classification of such manifolds?
[Math] Riemannian manifolds that are scalar flat but not Ricci flat
dg.differential-geometryriemannian-geometry
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To generalize Anton's comment a little, I should add that with the appropriate choice of $l$ and $k$, the product manifold $S^l \times N^k$ will have the property that you are looking for, where $N^k$ has hyperbolic $k$-dimensional half-space space as its cover. You can find the formulas for all of the geometric quantities related to these sorts of products in Chang, Han, Yang "On a class of locally conformally flat manifolds". This particular combination of manifolds can be used to construct many examples of manifolds with interesting curvature.