ON THE THEORY OF MINIMAL SURFACES
ON THE THEORY OF MINIMAL SURFACES
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论极小曲面理论
DOI:
10.1142/9789812812773_0013
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发表时间:
1992
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通讯作者:
E. Kreyszig
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作者:
E. Kreyszig
The evolution of the theory of minimal surfaces had two culmination points, one in the publications of general representation formulas relating to complex analysis, by Enneper (1864), Weierstrass (1866), and Riemann (1868, posthumous), and the second in the solution of Plateau's problem for general Jordan curves, by Garnier (1928), Radó (1930), Douglas (1931), and McShane (1933). In our paper we consider basic ideas and aspects in the development of minimal surface theory, particularly emphasizing those that were essential to the solution by Radó. This is based on extensive discussions between Prof. Tibor Radó and the author from 1956 until 1962 at The Ohio State University.