The idea about isoparametric hypersurfaces comes form physics, but what about such hypersurfaces in particular space forms?
See http://www.math.wustl.edu/~chi/iccm.pdf and other papers of QUO-SHIN CHI.
The isoparametric surfaces are surfaces of constant phase of a waveequation on some space not necessarily Euclidean and so are intimitely related to wave phenomena
Obukhov and Korotkii presented some related papers.
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