Characterizing classical minimal surfaces via the entropy differential (Q2411207)
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Characterizing classical minimal surfaces via the entropy differential (English)
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20 October 2017
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The authors introduce a meromorphic quadratic differential, called the entropy differential, on any smooth oriented minimal surface in the Euclidean 3-space, which arises naturally in a number of different contexts. They characterize several classical surfaces -- including Enneper's surface, the catenoid and the helicoid -- in terms of the entropy differential. As an application, they prove a novel curvature estimate for embedded minimal surfaces with small entropy differential and an associated compactness theorem.
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minimal surfaces
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conservation laws
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Schwarzian derivative
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