The theory of minimal surfaces in M × R

By W. H. Meeks, H. Rosenberg. 2005

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PARABOLIC AND HYPERBOLIC SCREW MOTION SURFACES IN ℍ2×ℝ (2008, background): “For other relevant papers on this subject the reader is referred to William Meeks III and Harold Rosenberg [13], Barbara Nelli and Harold Rosenberg [14], Isabel Fernández and Pablo Mira [8] .”
The Geometry of Minimal Surfaces of Finite Genus I: Curvature Estimates and Quasiperiodicity (2004, background): “The curvature estimates we obtain in Sections 3 and 4 (or rather the proof of these curvature estimates) also play a fundamental role in the proof by Meeks and Rosenberg [ 25 ] that if M is a properly embedded minimal surface of finite genus in ◊ R, where is a compact Riemannian surface, then M has ”
Isometric immersions into S^n x R and H^n x R and applications to minimal surfaces (2004, background): “on-negative curvature. Nelli and Rosenberg ([NR02]) studied minimal surfaces in H2 ×R and proved a Jenkins-Serrin theorem. Hauswirth ([Hau03]) constructed many examples in H2 ×R. Meeks and Rosenberg ([MR03]) initiated the theory of minimal surfaces in M× R where M is a compact surface. Recently, Abr”
The classical theory of minimal surfaces (2011, background): “Conjecture 11.23 (Geometric Flux Conjecture, Meeks, Rosenberg).”
Isometric immersions into ⁿ×ℝ and ℍⁿ×ℝ and applications to minimal surfaces (2009, background): “([ MR03 ]) initiated the theory of minimal surfaces in M × R where M is a compact surface.”
Harmonic maps and constant mean curvature surfaces in H 2 x R (2007, unknown): “big number of contributions in recent years [Ros, MeRo2 , MeRo1, NeRo1, Hau, ADR, SaTo, SaE, MMP].”