Boundary expansions for constant mean curvature surfaces in the hyperbolic space (Q2070957)

In this paper, the authors study expansions of constant mean curvature hypersurfaces in the hyperbolic space near the boundary and they investigate differences and similarities between the nonzero mean curvature case and the zero mean curvature case. They introduce the differential equation for constant mean curvature hypersurfaces in the hyperbolic space near infinity given by \[ \Delta u -\frac{ u_i u_j}{ 1 + |Du|^2}u_{i j} - \frac{n}{x_n}(u_n- H\sqrt{1 + |Du|^2}) = 0, \text{ in } B^+_1, \] and \[u = \phi \text{ on } B'_1,\] where \(\phi\) is a given function on \(B'_1\) and \(H\) a constant in \(B^+_1\). The graph of \(u\) for \(\lbrace x_n > 0\rbrace\) is a hypersurface in \(\mathbb{H}^{n+1}\) with its mean curvature given by \(H\) and its asymptotic boundary given by the graph of \(\phi\). The authors discuss the boundary regularity of \(u\) by expanding \(u\) in terms of \(x_n\) and also discuss a general case and allow \(H\) to be a function in \(\bar{B}^+_1\). And finally they discuss the relation between \(u\) and its formal expansions for boundary values of finite regularity and derive sharp estimates of remainders for the asymptotic expansions.