Removable singularities for minimal limit laminations

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The authors announce the following results: Theorem 1. Let \(M^3\) be a closed Riemannian 3-manifold and \(Z^2_i\subset M\) a sequence of ULSQ (uniformly locally simply connected) closed embedded minimal surfaces. There exists a subsequence, \(\Sigma_j\), a limit measure \(\mu\), and a closed subset \(S\subset M\) with \(\mu_{-2} (S)<\infty\) such that for any \(\alpha<1\) the sequence \(\Sigma_j\setminus S\) converges in the \(C^\alpha\) topology to a lamination \({\mathcal L}\) of \(M\setminus S\) with (smooth) minimal leaves. Theorem 2. Let \(M^3,\Sigma_j,\mu,S\), and \({\mathcal L}\) be as in Theorem 1, then \({\mathcal L}\) has removable singularities (i.e., \(S\) consists of removable singularities so that \({\mathcal L}\) can be extended to a lamination of all of \(M)\).











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