Centroaffine surfaces with parallel or recurrent cubic form relative to the induced connection
Centroaffine surfaces with parallel or recurrent cubic form relative to the induced connection
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10.1007/s13366-016-0305-7
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2017-06
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A. Fujioka;Kunio Hamamoto;Y. Nakai
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作者:
A. Fujioka;Kunio Hamamoto;Y. Nakai
The cubic form of a hypersurface in the affine space is an important invariant in affine differential geometry. It is known that many interesting classes of hypersurfaces in the affine space are characterized by the cubic form. For example, in equiaffine differential geometry, quadrics are characterized as nondegenerate hypersurfaces with vanishing cubic form, which is known as theorem of Pick–Berwald. In this paper, we shall give some classification results for nondegenerate centroaffine surfaces in terms of the cubic form and the induced connection. First, we prove that a nondegenerate centroaffine surface whose cubic form is parallel relative to the induced connection is a piece of an ellipsoid or a hyperboloid centered at the origin. Next, we prove that a nondegenerate centroaffine surface whose traceless part of the cubic form is recurrent relative to the induced connection is a piece of a certain centroaffine minimal ruled surface such that the Pick function vanishes and the curvature of the centroaffine metric equals to 1.