Contact angle for immersed surfaces in S^2n+1
From MaRDI portal
Publication:884016
Abstract: In this paper we introduce the notion of contact angle. We deduce formulas for Laplacian and Gaussian curvature of a minimal surface in and give a characterization of the generalized Clifford Torus as the only non-legendrian minimal surface in with constant Contact and Kaehler angles.
Recommendations
- Some results about the classification of totally real minimal surfaces in S^5
- The Gaussian curvature via the contact angle of immersed surfaces into the Euclidean three sphere
- A congruence theorem for minimal surfaces in \(S^5\) with constant contact angle
- Minimal surfaces in \(S^{3}\) with constant contact angle
- Contact stationary Legendrian surfaces in \(\mathbb S^5\)
Cites work
- A Theorem on C-Totally Real Minimal Surface
- Contact manifolds in Riemannian geometry
- Counterexamples to the conjecture on minimal \(S^ 2\) in \(\mathbb{C} P^ n\) with constant Kaehler angle
- Curvature pinching theorem for minimal surfaces with constant Kaehler angle in complex projective spaces
- Minimal Surfaces by Moving Frames
- Minimal surfaces with constant curvature and Kähler angle in complex space forms
- On a parametrization of minimal immersions of R\(^2\) into S\(^5\)
- On conformal minimal immersions of \(S^ 2\) into \({\mathbb{C}}P^ n\)
- On minimal immersions of \(R^ 2\) into \(P^ n(C)\)
Cited in
(8)- Transforms for minimal surfaces in the 5-sphere
- Geometric contacts of surfaces immersed in \(\mathbb R^n,n\geqslant 5\)
- The Gaussian curvature via the contact angle of immersed surfaces into the Euclidean three sphere
- A congruence theorem for minimal surfaces in \(S^5\) with constant contact angle
- A fixed contact angle condition for varifolds
- Some results about the classification of totally real minimal surfaces in S^5
- ON THE SYMMETRY OF ANNULAR BRYANT SURFACE WITH CONSTANT CONTACT ANGLE
- Minimal surfaces in \(S^{3}\) with constant contact angle
This page was built for publication: Contact angle for immersed surfaces in \(S^{2n+1}\)
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q884016)