Minimal surfaces of Riemann type in three-dimensional product manifolds
By L. Hauswirth. 2006
75 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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In Applied Mathematics
- Ricardo Sa Earp
- Benoît Daniel
- Eric Toubiana
- I. Fernández
- Pablo Mira
- L. Hauswirth
- Rabah Souam
- H. Rosenberg
In Geometry and Topology
- Benoît Daniel
- I. Fernández
- Pablo Mira
- Eric Toubiana
- Ricardo Sa Earp
- L. Hauswirth
- Rabah Souam
- H. Rosenberg
Citations in the corpus
- Associate and conjugate minimal immersions in MxR (2005, background): “It should be remarked that in [8] one can find other examples of complete minimal surfaces in H(2) × R with intrinsic curvature equal to −1.”
- Harmonic maps and constant mean curvature surfaces in H 2 x R (2007, background): “big number of contributions in recent years [Ros, MeRo2, MeRo1, NeRo1, Hau , ADR, SaTo, SaE, MMP].”
- Totally umbilic surfaces in homogeneous 3-manifolds (2006, background): “l surface of H2 ×R, embedded and invariant under parabolic isometries. Consequently, M is foliated by horocycles. This minimal surface was considered by B. Daniel [6], R. Sa Earp [8] and L. Hauswirth [12]. 17 4.3. Hyperbolic case. The umbilicity condition is θ′(s) = sinθ(s)tanhρ(s) Proceeding as in ”
- An asymptotic theorem for minimal surfaces and existence results for minimal graphs in $H^2 \times R$ (2007, unknown): “Let H be the parabolic complete minimal surface (foliated by horocycles) whose asymptotic boundary is the vertical segment {−1}×[0, π] ⊂ ∂∞H 2 × R with (∂∞H(2) × {0}) ∪ (∂∞H(2) × {π}), see [6], [10] and [18].”
- Half‐space theorem, embedded minimal annuli and minimal graphs in the Heisenberg group (2007, methodology): “This family is derived from the two-parameter family of minimal surfaces of H(2) × R constructed in [12].”