Abstract
Liebmann proved in 1899 that the only closed surfaces in Euclidean three-space that have constant Gauss curvature are round spheres. Thus, if a closed surface in three-space is not a topological sphere, its Gauss curvature must fluctuate. We consider quantitative formulations of this fact, also in higher dimensions.
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