Complete non-orientable minimal surfaces in R^3 and asymptotic behavior
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- New complex analytic methods in the study of non-orientable minimal surfaces in \(\mathbb{R}^n\)
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- Approximation theory for nonorientable minimal surfaces and applications
- BOUNDARY BEHAVIOR OF A NON-PARAMETRIC MINIMAL SURFACE IN ℝ3 AT A NON-CONVEX POINT
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