2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2101.06941
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Area-minimizing Cones over Grassmannian Manifolds

Abstract: In this paper, we extend Gary R. Lawlor's original examples of areaminimizing cones over nonoriented manifolds [Law91]. From the point view of submanifolds themselves, by considering real nonoriented Grassmannians, complex Grassmannians, quaternion Grassmannians and complex, quaternion projective spaces and Cayley projective plane as the Hermitian orthogonal projection operators uniformly, we prove that there exists a family of opposite cones associated with them. These cones are shown area-minimizing by Lawlo… Show more

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“…where P L = P * L ,P 2 L = P L , tr P L = n and L = {z ∈ F m |P L z = z}. This embedding is minimal, and it's cone was shown area-minimizing in [JC21], other perspectives for these cones being area-minimizing can be seen in [Ker94], [HKT00], [Kan02], [OS15].…”
Section: The Upper Bound Of Second Fundamental Forms Of F Is Given By αmentioning
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“…where P L = P * L ,P 2 L = P L , tr P L = n and L = {z ∈ F m |P L z = z}. This embedding is minimal, and it's cone was shown area-minimizing in [JC21], other perspectives for these cones being area-minimizing can be seen in [Ker94], [HKT00], [Kan02], [OS15].…”
Section: The Upper Bound Of Second Fundamental Forms Of F Is Given By αmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Embedding of Grassmannian manifolds into spheres. This subsection is based on [Che14], a detailed discussion for embedding of Grassmannian into the Euclidean space consists of the Hermitian matrices is given in [JC21].…”
Section: The Upper Bound Of Second Fundamental Forms Of F Is Given By αmentioning
confidence: 99%
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