
handle: 11729/1310
AbstractIn this article, we study submanifolds in a pseudo‐sphere with 2‐type pseudo‐spherical Gauss map. We give a characterization theorem for Lorentzian surfaces in the pseudo‐sphere with zero mean curvature vector in and 2‐type pseudo‐spherical Gauss map. We also prove that non‐totally umbilical proper pseudo‐Riemannian hypersurfaces in a pseudo‐sphere with non‐zero constant mean curvature has 2‐type pseudo‐spherical Gauss map if and only if it has constant scalar curvature. Then, for we obtain the classification of surfaces in with 2‐type pseudo‐spherical Gauss map. Finally, we give an example of surface with null 2‐type pseudo‐spherical Gauss map which does not appear in Riemannian case, and we give a characterization theorem for Lorentzian surfaces in with null 2‐type pseudo‐spherical Gauss map.
Differential geometry of immersions (minimal, prescribed curvature, tight, etc.), Local submanifolds, Submanifolds, Pseudo-sphere, Global submanifolds, Space, 53C40, 53C42, pseudo-sphere, 53B25, Finite-type, finite-type maps, Gauss map, Finite type maps, B-scroll, Rotation surfaces
Differential geometry of immersions (minimal, prescribed curvature, tight, etc.), Local submanifolds, Submanifolds, Pseudo-sphere, Global submanifolds, Space, 53C40, 53C42, pseudo-sphere, 53B25, Finite-type, finite-type maps, Gauss map, Finite type maps, B-scroll, Rotation surfaces
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