Rotational K^-translators in Minkowski space

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Abstract: A spacelike surface in Minkowski space mathbbR13 is called a Kalpha-translator of the flow by the powers of Gauss curvature if satisfies Kalpha=langleN,vecvangle, alphaeq0, where K is the Gauss curvature, N is the unit normal vector field and vecv is a direction of mathbbR13. In this paper, we classify all rotational Kalpha-translators. This classification will depend on the causal character of the rotation axis. Although the theory of the Kalpha-flow holds for spacelike surfaces, the equation describing Kalpha-translators is still valid for timelike surfaces. So we also investigate the timelike rotational surfaces that satisfy the same prescribing Gauss curvature equation.


A space-like surface in Minkowski space \(\mathbb{R}^{3}_{1}\) is called a \(K^{\alpha}\)-translator of the flow by powers of the Gauss curvature if it satisfies \[ K^{\alpha}=\langle N, \vec{v} \rangle \ \ \ \alpha\neq 0 \ , \] where \(K\) is the Gauss curvature, \(N\) is the unit normal vector field and \(\vec{v}\) is a direction of \(\mathbb{R}^{3}_{1}\). This paper classifies all rotational \(K^{\alpha}\)-translators, giving explicit parametrizations of them, depending on the causal character of the causal axis.











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