Variational characterizations of -submanifolds in the Eulicdean space R^m+p
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Abstract: -submanifold in the Euclidean space is a natural extension of the concept of self-shrinker to the mean curvature flow in . It is also a generalization of the -hypersurface defined by Q.-M. Cheng et al to arbitrary codimensions. In this paper, some characterizations for -submanifolds are established. First, it is shown that a submanifold in is a -submanifold if and only if its modified mean curvature is parallel when viewed as a submanifold in the Gaussian space ; Then, two weighted volume functionals and are introduced and it is proved that -submanifolds can be characterized as the critical points of these two functionals; Also, the corresponding second variation formulas are computed and the (-)stability properties for -submanifolds are systematically studied. In particular, it is proved that -planes are the only properly immersed, complete -stable -submanifolds with flat normal bundle under a technical condition. It would be interesting if this additional restriction could be removed.
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