Paper · Jan 31, 2019
Evolution of relative Yamabe constant under Ricci Flow
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Abstract
Let be a manifold with boundary given together with a conformal class which restricts to a conformal class on . Then the relative Yamabe constant is well-defined. We study the short-time behavior of the relative Yamabe constant under the Ricci flow on with boundary conditions that mean curvature and . In particular, we show that if the initial metric is a Yamabe metric, then, under some natural assumptions, and is equal to zero if and only the metric is Einstein.
- Submitted
- Jan 31, 2019
- Subjects
- math.DG
Comments: 9 pages
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