Recent development in biconservative submanifolds
Bang-Yen Chen

TL;DR
This paper surveys recent advances in the theory of biconservative submanifolds, focusing on their properties, classifications, and the connection to biharmonic maps, highlighting developments mainly from the last decade.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of recent research on biconservative submanifolds, summarizing key results and open problems in the field.
Findings
Biconservative submanifolds are characterized by the divergence-free stress-energy tensor of bienergy.
The notions of H-submanifolds and biconservative submanifolds coincide in Euclidean spaces.
Significant progress has been made in classifying and understanding biconservative hypersurfaces.
Abstract
A submanifold is called {\it biharmonic} if it satisfies identically, according to the author. On the other hand, G.-Y. Jiang studied biharmonic maps between Riemannian manifolds as critical points of the bienergy functional, and proved that biharmonic maps are characterized by vanishing of bitension of . During last three decades there has been a growing interest in the theory of biharmonic submanifolds and biharmonic maps. The study of -submanifolds of were derived from biharmonic submanifolds by only requiring the vanishing of the tangential component of . In 2014, R. Caddeo et. al. named a submanifold in any Riemannian manifold ``biconservative'' if the stress-energy tensor of bienergy satisfies . Caddeo et. al. also shown that a…
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