A counter-example to a conjectured characterization of the sphere
The following conjecture is known: A closed convex surface of class \(C_+^2\) whose principal curvatures \(K_1, K_2\) satisfy NEWLINE\[NEWLINE(K_1 - c)(K_2 -c) \leq 0NEWLINE\]NEWLINE for some constant \(c\) must be a sphere. The conjecture was demonstrated for analytic surfaces of revolution or surfaces which allow a circular orthogonal projection. The author reformulates this conjecture in terms of hedgehogs (in French: herissons) and he gives a counter-example. Besides he proves the conjecture for surfaces of constant width and gives a new proof for analytic surfaces.
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- Rigidity and flexibility of virtual polytopes
- Minkowski-type and Alexandrov-type theorems for polyhedral herissons
- Hedgehog theory and polytopes
- Hilbert's 19th problem revisited
- A quasiconformal Hopf soap bubble theorem
- Ends of negatively curved surfaces in Euclidean space
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- Hedgehog theory via Euler calculus
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- An illustrated theory of hyperbolic virtual polytopes
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- Isotopy problems for saddle surfaces
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