2011
DOI: 10.1007/s00025-011-0168-z
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Pseudo-spherical Submanifolds with Degenerate Bianchi Transformation

Abstract: We describe pseudo-spherical submanifolds with degenerate Bianchi transformation in constant curvature spaces.Mathematics Subject Classification (2010). Primary 53A07.

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“…No less interesting is the problem of generalization of the considered subject area to the case of many-dimensional pseudo-spherical surfaces with the degenerated Bäcklund transformation. N and H N . Similarly to the case considered in the previous subsection, in [18] pseudo-spherical surfaces with a degenerated into a line Bianchi transformation are discussed in the sphere S N and Lobachevsky space H N .…”
Section: Theorem 42mentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…No less interesting is the problem of generalization of the considered subject area to the case of many-dimensional pseudo-spherical surfaces with the degenerated Bäcklund transformation. N and H N . Similarly to the case considered in the previous subsection, in [18] pseudo-spherical surfaces with a degenerated into a line Bianchi transformation are discussed in the sphere S N and Lobachevsky space H N .…”
Section: Theorem 42mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…A generalization of these results to the case of n-dimensional pseudo-spherical surfaces with the degenerated into a line Bianchi transformation in N -dimensional Euclidean space is obtained in [18].…”
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“…A complete description of n-dimensional pseudo-spherical submanifolds in R n+p admitting degenerate Bianchi transformations to one-dimensional curves was proved recently in [11], see also [7], [12]. These submanifolds, which are called generalized Beltrami surfaces, are submanifolds of revolution obtained by rotating particular curves, generalized tractrices.…”
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confidence: 99%