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摘要
一个 7 维面积最小的内嵌超曲面 \(M^7\) 一般会有一个离散奇异集,如果 M 是局部稳定的,只要 \({\mathcal {H}}^6(\textrm{sing}M) = 0\) 也是如此。我们证明,如果\(M_i^7\)是一个最小化、稳定或有界索引的7D最小超曲面序列,那么\(M_i \rightarrow M\) 可以极限到一个奇异的\(M^7\),其几何、拓扑和奇异集都非常受控。我们证明,我们总是可以用受控的双立普茨映射 \(\phi _{i'}\) 取 \(\phi _{i'}(M_{1'}) = M_{i'}\ 来 "参数化 "子序列 \(i'\)。因此,我们证明了在封闭的黎曼 8-manifold((N^8、g)\) with a priori bounds \({\mathcal {H}}^7(M) \leqq \Lambda \) and \(\textrm{index}(M) \leqq I\) divides into finitely-many diffomorphism types, and this finiteness continues to hold if one allows the metric g to vary, or M to be singular.
Degeneration of 7-Dimensional Minimal Hypersurfaces Which are Stable or Have a Bounded Index
A 7-dimensional area-minimizing embedded hypersurface \(M^7\) will in general have a discrete singular set, and the same is true if M is locally stable provided \({\mathcal {H}}^6(\textrm{sing}M) = 0\). We show that if \(M_i^7\) is a sequence of 7D minimal hypersurfaces which are minimizing, stable, or have bounded index, then \(M_i \rightarrow M\) can limit to a singular \(M^7\) with only very controlled geometry, topology, and singular set. We show that one can always “parameterize” a subsequence \(i'\) with controlled bi-Lipschitz maps \(\phi _{i'}\) taking \(\phi _{i'}(M_{1'}) = M_{i'}\). As a consequence, we prove the space of smooth, closed, embedded minimal hypersurfaces M in a closed Riemannian 8-manifold \((N^8, g)\) with a priori bounds \({\mathcal {H}}^7(M) \leqq \Lambda \) and \(\textrm{index}(M) \leqq I\) divides into finitely-many diffeomorphism types, and this finiteness continues to hold if one allows the metric g to vary, or M to be singular.
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