Ricci surfaces
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Abstract: A Ricci surface is a Riemannian 2-manifold whose Gaussian curvature satisfies . Every minimal surface isometrically embedded in is a Ricci surface of non-positive curvature. At the end of the 19th century Ricci-Curbastro has proved that conversely, every point of a Ricci surface has a neighborhood which embeds isometrically in as a minimal surface, provided . We prove this result in full generality by showing that Ricci surfaces can be locally isometrically embedded either minimally in or maximally in , including near points of vanishing curvature. We then develop the theory of closed Ricci surfaces, possibly with conical singularities, and construct classes of examples in all genera .
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