Embeddedness, Convexity, and Rigidity of Hypersurfaces in Product Spaces
Ronaldo Freire de Lima

TL;DR
This paper proves new rigidity and convexity theorems for hypersurfaces in product spaces, characterizing their shape, embedding properties, and conditions under which they are spherical or cylindrical, extending classical results to more general ambient spaces.
Contribution
The paper introduces novel Hadamard--Stoker type theorems for hypersurfaces in product spaces, including conditions for embedding, convexity, and classification of hypersurfaces with constant curvature or mean curvature.
Findings
Hypersurfaces with positive definite second fundamental form and height function critical points are embedded and homeomorphic to spheres or Euclidean spaces.
Compact hypersurfaces with constant mean curvature are rotational spheres under certain conditions.
Hypersurfaces with positive semi-definite second fundamental form and no critical points in height are cylindrical and embedded.
Abstract
We establish the following Hadamard--Stoker type theorem: Let be a complete connected hypersurface with positive definite second fundamental form, where is a Hadamard manifold. If the height function of has a critical point, then it is an embedding and is homeomorphic to or Furthermore, bounds a convex set in In addition, it is shown that, except for the assumption on convexity, this result is valid for hypersurfaces in as well. We apply these theorems to show that a compact connected hypersurface in () is a rotational sphere, provided it has either constant mean curvature and positive-definite second fundamental form or constant sectional curvature greater than…
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