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      On free boundary minimal submanifolds in geodesic balls in Hn and Sn+

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          We consider free boundary minimal submanifolds in geodesic balls in the hyperbolic space Hn and in the round upper hemisphere Sn+. Similarly to the functional "the k-th normalized Steklov eigenvalue" introduced by Faser and Schoen, we define two natural functionals on the set of Riemannian metrics on a compact surface with boundary. We prove that the critical metrics for these functionals arise as metrics induced by free boundary minimal immersions in geodesic balls in Hn and in Sn+, respectively. We also prove a converse statement. Besides that, we discuss the (Morse) index of free boundary minimal submanifolds in geodesic balls in Hn or Sn+. We show that the index of the critical spherical catenoids in these spaces is 4 and the index of a geodesic k-ball is 2(nk). For the proof of this statements we introduce the notion of spectral index similarly to the case of free boundary minimal submanifolds in a unit ball in the Euclidean space.

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          04 November 2023
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          2311.02409
          754e1583-3dac-4cbf-96c9-d43b7695dd6b

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          33 pages
          math.DG

          Geometry & Topology
          Geometry & Topology

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