Explicit examples to the H-problem of Heinz Hopf
The author determines explicitly (by Jacobi elliptic functions) all immersions of a torus into \({\mathbb{R}}^ 3\) with one family of curvature lines plane and the other (then necessarily) spherical. There are a countable set of nonisomorphic real analytic immersions. The paper is a beautiful example of practical computation in threedimensional differential geometry, with well drawn figures. It should be pointed out that all surfaces abtained by the author have constant mean curvature. The tori so defined are the first known surfaces of constant mean curvature and genus \(>0\).
- Hopf tori in \(S^ 3\)
- Counterexample to a conjecture of H. Hopf
- Joachimsthal surfaces in \(S^3\)
- Deformation and singularities of maximal surfaces with planar curvature lines
- Constant mean curvature surfaces constructed by fusing Wente tori
- Surfaces on Lie groups, on Lie algebras, and their integrability (with an appendix by Juan Carlos Alvarez Paiva)
- Analysis of timelike Thomsen surfaces
- Deformation of minimal surfaces with planar curvature lines
- Horizontal lifts of curves through a Hopf fibration and some examples of Hopf tori
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3897738 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4024189 (Why is no real title available?)
- Constant mean curvature immersions of Enneper type
- On isometric immersions of a torus into a space form with the same mean curvature function
- Explicit examples to the H-problem of Heinz Hopf
- Free boundary minimal annuli immersed in the unit ball
- Constrained elastic curves and surfaces with spherical curvature lines
- Zero mean curvature surfaces in isotropic space with planar curvature lines
- Circular nets with spherical parameter lines and terminating Laplace sequences
- Isothermic tori with one family of planar curvature lines and area constrained hyperbolic elastica
- Annular solutions to the partitioning problem in a ball
- Visibility of surfaces via differential geometry
- All constant mean curvature tori in \(R^ 3\), \(S^ 3\), \(H^ 3\) in terms of theta-functions
- Minimal tori in \(S^{3}\)
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