Volume gap for minimal submanifolds in spheres, II
Jianquan Ge, Fagui Li
Abstract
Let f:Mnn+q(1), n2 and q1, be a closed, connected, non-totally-geodesic minimal immersion with second fundamental form h, and put S=|h|2 and S*=M S. If p∈ f(M) has multiplicity m and f-1(p)=\x1,…,xm\, then \[ (M) [m+nΣj=1m (S(xj)S*)2](n), \] where [110n(n+2)2]-1<n<[104n(n+2)2]-1. If the immersion is linearly full, then \[ (M)(n) \!\1+n, 4(n+1)n(n+3)n+2(n+q+1)\. \] Moreover, for every hyperplane H through the origin, each connected component of M f-1(H) has volume at least 4(n+1)n(n+3)-n-2(n); consequently the number of components is at most (n+3)n+24(n+1)n(M)(n).
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