Resumo: The classical Bonnet problem is to classify all immersions into Euclidean three-space that are not determined,
up to a rigid motion, by their induced metric and mean curvature function.
The natural extension of Bonnet problem for Euclidean hypersurfaces of dimension was studied by Kokubu. In this talk we report on joint work with M. Jimenez, in which we investigate an infinitesimal version of Bonnet problem for hypersurfaces with dimension of any space form, namely, we classify the hypersurfaces , , of any space form of constant curvature , for which there exists a (non-trivial) one-parameter family of immersions , with , whose induced metrics and mean curvature functions coincide ``up to the first order", that is,