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New characterizations of spacelike hyperplanes in the steady state space
In this article, we deal with complete spacelike hypersurfaces immersed in an open region of the de Sitter space Sn+11 which is known as the steady state space Hn+1. Under suitable constraints on the behavior of the higher order mean curvatures of these hypersurfaces, we are able to prove that they must be spacelike hyperplanes of Hn+1. Furthermore, through the analysis of the hyperbolic cylinders of Hn+1, we discuss the importance of the main hypothesis in our results. Our approach is based on a generalized maximum principle at infinity for complete Riemannian manifolds.
期刊介绍:
Mathematica Scandinavica is a peer-reviewed journal in mathematics that has been published regularly since 1953. Mathematica Scandinavica is run on a non-profit basis by the five mathematical societies in Scandinavia. It is the aim of the journal to publish high quality mathematical articles of moderate length.
Mathematica Scandinavica publishes about 640 pages per year. For 2020, these will be published as one volume consisting of 3 issues (of 160, 240 and 240 pages, respectively), enabling a slight increase in article pages compared to previous years. The journal aims to publish the first issue by the end of March. Subsequent issues will follow at intervals of approximately 4 months.
All back volumes are available in paper and online from 1953. There is free access to online articles more than five years old.