Catenoid limits of singly periodic minimal surfaces with Scherk-type ends
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Abstract: We construct families of embedded, singly periodic Karcher--Scherk saddle towers of any genus in the quotient with any even number of almost parallel Scherk ends. A surface in such a family looks like parallel planes connected by small catenoid necks. In the limit, the family converges to an -sheeted vertical plane with singular points termed nodes in the quotient. For the nodes to open up into catenoid necks, their locations must satisfy a set of balance equations whose solutions are given by the roots of Stieltjes polynomials. In a subsequent paper, we will construct minimal surfaces by gluing saddle towers with catenoid limits of saddle towers along their wings.
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