From[J.Differential Geom.,1990,31(1):285-299],one can obtain that compact self-shrinking hypersufaces in R^(n+1) with constant scalar curvature must be the standard sphere S^(n)(√n)(cf.[Front.Math.,2023,18(2):417-430...From[J.Differential Geom.,1990,31(1):285-299],one can obtain that compact self-shrinking hypersufaces in R^(n+1) with constant scalar curvature must be the standard sphere S^(n)(√n)(cf.[Front.Math.,2023,18(2):417-430]).This result was generalized by Guo[J.Math.Soc.Japan,2018,70(3):1103-1110]with assumption of a lower or upper scalar curvature bound.In this paper,we will generalize the scalar curvature rigidity theorem of Guo to the case of λ-hypersurfaces.We will also give an alternative proof of the theorem(cf.[2014,arXiv:1410.5302]and[Proc.Amer.Math.Soc.,2018,146(10):4459-4471])that λ-hypersurfaces which are entire graphs must be hyperplanes.展开更多
This article delves Chern's conjecture for hypersurfaces with constant second fundamental form squared length S in the spherical space.At present,determining whether the third gap point of S is 2n remains unsolved...This article delves Chern's conjecture for hypersurfaces with constant second fundamental form squared length S in the spherical space.At present,determining whether the third gap point of S is 2n remains unsolved yet.First,we investigate the height functions and their properties of the position vector and normal vector in natural coordinate vectors,and then prove the existence of a Simons-type integral formula on the hypersurface that simultaneously includes the first,second,and third gap point terms of S.These results can provide new avenues of thought and methods for solving Chern's conjecture.展开更多
This paper addresses Pinching problems in Möbius geometry for hypersurfaces with Möbius isotropy in the unit sphere.By implementing the minimum norm tensor principle,we rigorously estimate the squared norm o...This paper addresses Pinching problems in Möbius geometry for hypersurfaces with Möbius isotropy in the unit sphere.By implementing the minimum norm tensor principle,we rigorously estimate the squared norm of the quadratic gradient term associated with the Möbius second fundamental form.This analysis yields a critical inequality governing the geometric config-uration.Leveraging this inequality,we subsequently prove a Pinching theorem characterizing the eigenvalues of the Blaschke tensor.展开更多
文摘From[J.Differential Geom.,1990,31(1):285-299],one can obtain that compact self-shrinking hypersufaces in R^(n+1) with constant scalar curvature must be the standard sphere S^(n)(√n)(cf.[Front.Math.,2023,18(2):417-430]).This result was generalized by Guo[J.Math.Soc.Japan,2018,70(3):1103-1110]with assumption of a lower or upper scalar curvature bound.In this paper,we will generalize the scalar curvature rigidity theorem of Guo to the case of λ-hypersurfaces.We will also give an alternative proof of the theorem(cf.[2014,arXiv:1410.5302]and[Proc.Amer.Math.Soc.,2018,146(10):4459-4471])that λ-hypersurfaces which are entire graphs must be hyperplanes.
文摘This article delves Chern's conjecture for hypersurfaces with constant second fundamental form squared length S in the spherical space.At present,determining whether the third gap point of S is 2n remains unsolved yet.First,we investigate the height functions and their properties of the position vector and normal vector in natural coordinate vectors,and then prove the existence of a Simons-type integral formula on the hypersurface that simultaneously includes the first,second,and third gap point terms of S.These results can provide new avenues of thought and methods for solving Chern's conjecture.
文摘This paper addresses Pinching problems in Möbius geometry for hypersurfaces with Möbius isotropy in the unit sphere.By implementing the minimum norm tensor principle,we rigorously estimate the squared norm of the quadratic gradient term associated with the Möbius second fundamental form.This analysis yields a critical inequality governing the geometric config-uration.Leveraging this inequality,we subsequently prove a Pinching theorem characterizing the eigenvalues of the Blaschke tensor.