Abstract: Let be a complete Riemannian -manifold with sectional curvatures between and . A minimal -sphere immersed in has area at least . If an embedded minimal sphere has area , then is isometric to the unit -sphere or to a quotient of the product of the unit -sphere with , with the product metric. We also obtain a rigidity theorem for the existence of hyperbolic cusps. Let be a complete Riemannian -manifold with sectional curvatures bounded above by . Suppose there is a -torus embedded in with mean curvature one. Then the mean convex component of bounded by is a hyperbolic cusp;,i.e., it is isometric to with the constant curvature metric: with a flat metric on .
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