The Quantitative Alexandrov Theorem in Space forms

The talk focuses on a recent generalization of a classical result of Alexandrov. The celebrated Alexandrov's Soap Bubble Theorem states that the spheres are the only closed (i.e. compact and without boundary) constant mean curvature hypersurfaces embedded in the Euclidean space. The theorem has been generalized to the hyperbolic space and to the hemisphere and to a large class of curvature operators. The main result of the talk is a quantitative version of Alexandrov's theorem which I've obtained in collaboration with Giulio Ciraolo and Alberto Roncoroni by using a quantitative study of the method of the moving planes. The theorem implies a new pinching Theorem for hypersurfaces in space forms.