Infinitesimal nonrigidity of convex surfaces with planar boundary
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In this paper the authors consider the infinitesimal rigidity of convex evolution surfaces with planar boundary. They show that if the image of the Gauss map covers some hemisphere, the convex evolution surface under a condition on planar boundary may be of infinitesimal nonrigidity.
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