Complete minimal surfaces densely lying in arbitrary domains of R^n
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Abstract: In this paper we prove that, given an open Riemann surface and an integer , the set of complete conformal minimal immersions with forms a dense subset in the space of all conformal minimal immersions endowed with the compact-open topology. Moreover, we show that every domain in contains complete minimal surfaces which are dense on it and have arbitrary orientable topology (possibly infinite); we also provide such surfaces whose complex structure is any given bordered Riemann surface. Our method of proof can be adapted to give analogous results for non-orientable minimal surfaces in , complex curves in , holomorphic null curves in , and holomorphic Legendrian curves in .
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