Levi umbilical surfaces in complex space
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Abstract: We define a complex connection on a real hypersurface of which is naturally inherited from the ambient space. Using a system of Codazzi-type equations, we classify connected real hypersurfaces in , , which are Levi umbilical and have non zero constant Levi curvature. It turns out that such surfaces are contained either in a sphere or in the boundary of a complex tube domain with spherical section.
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