Symmetry of hypersurfaces with ordered mean curvature in one direction
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Abstract: For a connected -dimensional compact smooth hypersurface without boundary embedded in , a classical result of Aleksandrov shows that it must be a sphere if it has constant mean curvature. Li and Nirenberg studied a one-directional analog of this result: if every pair of points with has ordered mean curvature , then is symmetric about some hyperplane under some additional conditions. Their proof was done by the moving plane method and some variations of the Hopf Lemma. We obtain the symmetry of under some weaker assumptions using a variational argument, giving a positive answer to the conjecture given by Li and Nirenberg.
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