Paper · Nov 9, 2018

Index and first Betti number of f-minimal hypersurfaces: general ambients

Debora Impera, Michele Rimoldi

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Abstract

We generalize a method by L. Ambrozio, A. Carlotto, and B. Sharp to study the Morse index of closed f-minimal hypersurfaces isometrically immersed in a general weighted manifold. The technique permits, in particular, to obtain a linear lower bound on the Morse index via the first Betti number for closed f-minimal hypersurfaces in products of some compact rank one symmetric spaces with an Euclidean factor, endowed with the rigid shrinking gradient Ricci soliton structure. These include, as particular cases, all cylindric shrinking gradient Ricci solitons.

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Nov 9, 2018
Subjects
math.DG

Comments: 13 pages

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