scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1062002
Let \(F^n\) be an orientable hypersurface with boundary \(\partial F^n\) in a Riemannian space \(V^{n+1}\). An ARG-deformation of \(F^n\), with the recurrent coefficient \(\lambda \in\mathbb{R}\), is an infinitesimal deformation \(y_\varepsilon= y+ \varepsilon z\), which satisfies the conditions: (a) The variation \(\delta (d\sigma)\) of the area element \(d\sigma\) is given by the recurrent formula \(\delta(d\sigma) =2H \lambda cd \sigma\), where \(H\) is the mean curvature and \(c\) is the normal component of \(z\). (b) The normal vectors \(n\) of \(F^n\) and \(n_\varepsilon\) of \(F^n_\varepsilon\) are parallel in \(V^{n+1}\) in the Levi-Civita sense at the points \(M\in F^n\) and \(M_\varepsilon\in F^n_\varepsilon\). The author studies ARG-deformations with the property that \(c\) is zero along the boundary \(\partial F^n\).
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