Minimal surfaces bounded by convex curves in parallel planes
Minimal surfaces bounded by convex curves in parallel planes
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由平行平面中的凸曲线界定的最小曲面
DOI:
10.1007/bf02566647
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
0.9
通讯作者:
B. White
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作者:
W. Meeks;B. White
In 1956 M. Shiffman [17] proved several beautiful theorems concerning the geometry of a minimal annulus A whose boundary consists of two closed convex curves in parallel planes P1, P2. The first theorem stated that the intersection of A with any plane P , between P1 and P2, is a convex Jordan curve. In particular it follows that A is embedded. He then used this convexity theorem to prove that every symmetry of the boundary of A extended to a symmetry of A. In the case that ∂A consists of two circles Shiffman proved that A was foliated by circles in parallel planes. Earlier B. Riemann [15] described, in terms of elliptic functions, all minimal annuli in 3 that can be expressed as the union of circles in parallel planes (also see [3] for a