Weakly horospherically convex hypersurfaces in hyperbolic space

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Abstract: In [2], the authors develop a global correspondence between immersed weakly horospherically convex hypersurfaces phi:MnomathbbHn+1 and a class of conformal metrics on domains of the round sphere mathbbSn. Some of the key aspects of the correspondence and its consequences have dimensional restrictions ngeq3 due to the reliance on an analytic proposition from [5] concerning the asymptotic behavior of conformal factors of conformal metrics on domains of mathbbSn. In this paper, we prove a new lemma about the asymptotic behavior of a functional combining the gradient of the conformal factor and itself, which allows us to extend the global correspondence and embeddedness theorems of [2] to all dimensions ngeq2 in a unified way. In the case of a single point boundary partialinftyphi(M)=xsubsetmathbbSn, we improve these results in one direction. As an immediate consequence of this improvement and the work on elliptic problems in [2], we have a new, stronger Bernstein type theorem. Moreover, we are able to extend the Liouville and Delaunay type theorems from [2] to the case of surfaces in mathbbH3.


The authors study immersed hypersurfaces \(\phi:M^n\to\mathbb H^{n+1}\) in hyperbolic space satisfying an exterior horosphere condition, so-called weak horospherical convexity. In [Adv. Math. 280, 506--548 (2015; Zbl 1317.53072)] the authors developed a global correspondence between immersed complete horospherically convex hypersurfaces \(\phi:M^n\to\mathbb H^{n+1}\) (with injective hyperbolic Gauss map \(G:M^n\to\mathbb S^n\)) and complete conformal metrics \(\hat{g}=e^{2\rho}g_{\mathbb S^n}\) on domains \(\Omega\subset\mathbb S^n\), where \(\Omega=G(M)\) and \(\rho\) is the horospherical support function. First, the authors establish a new lemma on the asymptotic behavior of a functional of the conformal factor \(\rho\) for realizable metrics on domains of \(\mathbb S^n\). Using this lemma they extend two of the main results of the above mentioned paper to include the lower-dimensional case \(n=2\). Finally, the authors prove the following new stronger Bernstein-type theorem: For \(n\geqslant 2\), suppose that \(\phi:M^n\to\mathbb H^{n+1}\) is an immersed, complete, uniformly weakly horospherically convex hypersurface with constant mean curvature. Then it is a horosphere if its boundary at infinity is a single point in \(\mathbb S^n\).











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