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Deformation of a submanifold in an Euclidean space with fixed Gauss image

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In a previous paper [4] the present author studied a C mapping \(\tilde x:M \times I \to R^n\)where M is an m-dimensional C manifold, I is some interval and for each tI the mapping \(\tilde x_t :M \times I \to R^n\)is an immersion satisfying the following conditions, (i) The Gauss map associated with the immersion is regular. (ii) The Gauss image of the immersed submanifold is fixed against t for each point p of M. Such a mapping \(\tilde x\) was called an admissible deformation. The purpose of the present paper is to give results obtained since then.

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Mutō, Y. Deformation of a submanifold in an Euclidean space with fixed Gauss image. Geom Dedicata 11, 1–18 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00183186

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