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A rigidity theorem for the pair ${\cal q}{\Bbb C} P^n$ (complex hyperquadric, complex projective space)

1999

Given a compact Kahler manifold M of real dimension 2n, let P be either a compact complex hypersurface of M or a compact totally real submanifold of dimension n. Let \(\cal q\) (resp. \({\Bbb R} P^n\)) be the complex hyperquadric (resp. the totally geodesic real projective space) in the complex projective space \({\Bbb C} P^n\) of constant holomorphic sectional curvature 4\( \lambda \). We prove that if the Ricci and some (n-1)-Ricci curvatures of M (and, when P is complex, the mean absolute curvature of P) are bounded from below by some special constants and volume (P) / volume (M) \(\leq \) volume (\(\cal q\))/ volume \(({\Bbb C} P^n)\) (resp. \(\leq \) volume \(({\Bbb R} P^n)\) / volume …

Mathematics::Complex VariablesGeneral MathematicsComplex projective spaceMathematical analysisHolomorphic functionSubmanifoldCombinatoricsHypersurfaceProjective spaceMathematics::Differential GeometrySectional curvatureRicci curvatureReal projective spaceMathematicsArchiv der Mathematik
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Volume estimate for a cone with a submanifold as vertex

1992

We give some estimates for the volume of a cone with vertex a submanifold P of a Riemannian or Kaehler manifold M. The estimates are functions of bounds of the mean curvature of P and the sectional curvature of M. They are sharp on cones having a basis which is contained in a tubular hypersurface about P in a space form or in a complex space form.

Mean curvature flowPure mathematicsMean curvatureMathematics::Complex VariablesMathematical analysisSubmanifoldHypersurfaceVertex (curve)Mathematics::Differential GeometryGeometry and TopologySectional curvatureMathematics::Symplectic GeometryRicci curvatureMathematicsScalar curvatureJournal of Geometry
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Pappus type theorems for motions along a submanifold

2004

Abstract We study the volumes volume( D ) of a domain D and volume( C ) of a hypersurface  C obtained by a motion along a submanifold P of a space form  M n λ . We show: (a) volume( D ) depends only on the second fundamental form of  P , whereas volume( C ) depends on all the i th fundamental forms of  P , (b) when the domain that we move D 0 has its q -centre of mass on  P , volume( D ) does not depend on the mean curvature of  P , (c) when D 0 is q -symmetric, volume( D ) depends only on the intrinsic curvature tensor of  P ; and (d) if the image of  P by the ln of the motion (in a sense which is well-defined) is not contained in a hyperplane of the Lie algebra of SO ( n − q − d ), and C …

Mean curvatureGeodesicVolumeSpace formParallel motionImage (category theory)Second fundamental formMathematical analysisSubmanifoldMotion along a submanifoldCombinatoricsHypersurfaceComputational Theory and MathematicsTubePappus formulaeLie algebraDomain (ring theory)Comparison theoremMathematics::Differential GeometryGeometry and TopologyAnalysisMathematicsDifferential Geometry and its Applications
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On the volume of unit vector fields on spaces of constant sectional curvature

2004

A unit vector field X on a Riemannian manifold determines a submanifold in the unit tangent bundle. The volume of X is the volume of this submanifold for the induced Sasaki metric. It is known that the parallel fields are the trivial minima.

Parallelizable manifoldGeneral MathematicsGEOMETRIA RIEMANNIANAMathematical analysisRiemannian manifoldSubmanifoldNormal bundleUnit tangent bundleMathematics::Differential GeometrySectional curvatureMathematics::Symplectic GeometryTangential and normal componentsTubular neighborhoodMathematics
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On the structure of the similarity orbits of Jordan operators as analytic homogeneous manifolds

1989

For Jordan elementsJ in a topological algebraB with unite, an open groupB−1 of invertible elements and continuous inversion we consider the similarity orbitsS G (J)={gJg−1:g∈G} (G the groupB−1⋂{e+c:c∈I},I⊂B a bilateral continuous embedded topological ideal). We construct rational local cross sections to the conjugation mapping\(\pi ^J G \to S_G \left( J \right)\left( {\pi ^J \left( g \right) = gJg^{ - 1} } \right)\) and give to the orbitS G (J) the local structure of a rational manifold. Of particular interest is the caseB=L(H) (bounded linear operators on a separable Hilbert spaceH),I=B, for which we obtain the following: 1. If for a Hilbert space operator there exist norm continuous local…

Pure mathematicsAlgebra and Number TheoryHilbert spaceHolomorphic functionSubmanifoldlaw.inventionSeparable spaceLinear mapAlgebrasymbols.namesakeInvertible matrixlawBounded functionNorm (mathematics)symbolsAnalysisMathematicsIntegral Equations and Operator Theory
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Total curvatures of compact complex submanifolds in $$C/P^n$$

1995

LetM be a complex submanifold in\(C/P^n\). We define the total curvatures ofM and we get a local interpretation of them. Finally, we give a topological characterization for the total (non-absolute) curvature of complex hypersurfaces in\(C/P^n\).

Pure mathematicsDifferential geometryMathematics::Complex VariablesMathematical analysisProjective connectionMathematics::Differential GeometryGeometry and TopologyCharacterization (mathematics)CurvatureSubmanifoldAnalysisInterpretation (model theory)MathematicsAnnals of Global Analysis and Geometry
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The volume of geodesic balls and tubes about totally geodesic submanifolds in compact symmetric spaces

1997

AbstractLet M be a compact Riemannian symmetric space. We give an analytical expression for the area and volume functions of geodesic balls in M and for the area and volume functions of tubes around some totally geodesic submanifolds P of M. We plot the graphs of these functions for some compact irreducible Riemannian symmetric spaces of rank two.

Pure mathematicsGeodesictube53C21.Mathematical analysisGeodesic mapgeodesic balltotally geodesic submanifold.53C35Computational Theory and MathematicsSymmetric spaceTotally geodesicMathematics::Differential GeometryGeometry and TopologyCompact Riemannian symmetric spaceminimal focal distancerestricted rootsExponential map (Riemannian geometry)injectivity radiusAnalysisMathematicsDifferential Geometry and its Applications
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Comparison theorems for the volume of a complex submanifold of a Kaehler manifold

1990

LetM be a Kaehler manifold of real dimension 2n with holomorphic sectional curvatureK H≥4λ and antiholomorphic Ricci curvatureρ A≥(2n−2)λ, andP is a complex hypersurface. We give a bound for the quotient (volume ofP)/(volume ofM) and prove that this bound is attained if and only ifP=C P n−1(λ) andM=C P n(λ). Moreover, we give some results on the volume of of tubes aboutP inM.

Pure mathematicsHypersurfaceGeneral MathematicsMathematical analysisHolomorphic functionComplex dimensionKähler manifoldAlgebra over a fieldSubmanifoldQuotientMathematicsVolume (compression)Israel Journal of Mathematics
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Generic Properties of Dynamical Systems

2006

The state of a concrete system (from physics, chemistry, ecology, or other sciences) is described using (finitely many, say n) observable quantities (e.g., positions and velocities for mechanical systems, population densities for echological systems, etc.). Hence, the state of a system may be represented as a point $x$ in a geometrical space $\mathbb R^n$. In many cases, the quantities describing the state are related, so that the phase space (space of all possible states) is a submanifold $M\subset \mathbb R^n$. The time evolution of the system is represented by a curve $x_t$, $t \in\mathbb R$ drawn on the phase space $M$, or by a sequence $x_n \in M$, $n \in\mathbb Z$, if we consider disc…

Pure mathematicsSequenceDynamical systems theoryGeneric property010102 general mathematicsObservableState (functional analysis)Space (mathematics)Submanifold01 natural sciencesPhase space0103 physical sciences010307 mathematical physics0101 mathematics
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Geometric rigidity of a class of fractal sets

2017

We study geometric rigidity of a class of fractals, which is slightly larger than the collection of self-conformal sets. Namely, using a new method, we shall prove that a set of this class is contained in a smooth submanifold or is totally spread out. (© 2006 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

Set (abstract data type)Class (set theory)Pure mathematicsIterated function systemFractalGeneral MathematicsFOS: MathematicsRigidity (psychology)Fractal setDynamical Systems (math.DS)Mathematics - Dynamical SystemsSubmanifoldMathematicsMathematische Nachrichten
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