Geometry of submanifolds with respect to ambient vector fields
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Abstract: Given a Riemannian manifold and , an isometric immersion is said to have the emph{constant ratio property with respect to } either if the tangent component of vanishes identically or if vanishes nowhere and the ratio between the lengths of the normal and tangent components of is constant along . It has the emph{principal direction property with respect to } if is an eigenvector of all shape operators of at all points of . In this article we study isometric immersions of arbitrary codimension that have either the constant ratio or the principal direction property with respect to distinguished vector fields on space forms, product spaces and , where and are the -dimensional sphere and hyperbolic space, respectively, and, more generally, on warped products of an open interval and a space form . Starting from the observation that these properties are invariant under conformal changes of the ambient metric, we provide new characterization and classification results of isometric immersions that satisfy either of those properties, or both of them simultaneously, for several relevant instances of as well as simpler descriptions and proofs of some known ones for particular cases of previously considered by many authors.
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