Existence of Positive Scalar Curvature and Positive Yamabe constant on Hypersurfaces of Noncompact Cylinders

Abstract

Let X be an oriented, closed manifold with X ≥slant 2 . Let (Z, ∂ Z) be an oriented, compact manifold with (possibly empty) smooth boundary and Z ≥slant 2 . In this article, we show that if the noncompact cylinder X × R admits a complete Riemannian metric g with positive injectivity radius and uniformly positive scalar curvature, and that is of bounded geometry or bounded curvature, then X admits a positive scalar curvature metric within the same conformal class provided that some g -angle condition is satisfied. This partially answers a conjecture of Rosenberg and Stolz RosSto without topological assumptions. With the g -angle condition, we can also show that if (Z × R, ∂ Z × R) admits a complete metric g that has positive Yamabe constant and positive injectivity radius, and is of bounded geometry or bounded curvature, then (Z, ∂ Z) has positive Yamabe constant for the conformal class [*g] with the natural inclusion : (Z, ∂ Z) (Z × R, ∂ Z × R) .

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