Flat Möbius hypersurfaces in S^n+1

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Authors Tingfang Zhang

Publication date 6 May 2005

Published in Southeast Asian Bulletin of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

conformally flatflat Möbius hypersurfaceMöbius form

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Global submanifolds (53C40)

Review text

It is proved that if \(x: {\mathbf M} \to {\mathbf S}^{n+1}\) \((n\geq 3)\) is a flat Möbius hypersurface and not generic, the Möbius form of \(x\) vanishes. All such hypersurfaces are classified. A hypersurface in \({\mathbf S}^4\) is called generic if its Möbius second fundamental form has three distinct non-constant eigenvalues.

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