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The following pages link to Minimal surfaces in the three-sphere by doubling the Clifford torus (Q3558960):
Displayed 21 items.
- New minimal surfaces in \(\mathbb S^3\) desingularizing the Clifford tori (Q261402) (← links)
- Complete embedded self-translating surfaces under mean curvature flow (Q363219) (← links)
- Embedded minimal tori in \(S^3\) and the Lawson conjecture (Q392787) (← links)
- Embedded constant mean curvature surfaces in Euclidean three-space (Q476776) (← links)
- Free boundary minimal surfaces in the unit 3-ball (Q1679197) (← links)
- Minimal hypersurfaces in \(\mathbb{R}^n\times\mathbf{S}^m\) (Q1737105) (← links)
- Stable solutions of the Allen-Cahn equation in dimension 8 and minimal cones (Q1940935) (← links)
- Free boundary minimal surfaces in the unit three-ball via desingularization of the critical catenoid and the equatorial disc (Q2043601) (← links)
- Doubling construction for \(O ( m ) \times O ( n )\) invariant solutions to the Allen-Cahn equation (Q2069851) (← links)
- CMC doublings of minimal surfaces via min-max (Q2075348) (← links)
- Minimal surfaces in the three-sphere by desingularizing intersecting Clifford tori (Q2163399) (← links)
- Generic scarring for minimal hypersurfaces along stable hypersurfaces (Q2232161) (← links)
- The Lawson surfaces are determined by their symmetries and topology (Q2673074) (← links)
- Two-point functions and their applications in geometry (Q2933828) (← links)
- Minimal surfaces in $$S^3$$ : a survey of recent results (Q4929243) (← links)
- Fuchsian DPW potentials for Lawson surfaces (Q6053481) (← links)
- Area estimates for high genus Lawson surfaces via DPW (Q6113400) (← links)
- Conjugate plateau constructions in product spaces (Q6120643) (← links)
- Free boundary minimal surfaces with connected boundary in the 3-ball by tripling the equatorial disc (Q6158171) (← links)
- Morse index, Betti numbers, and singular set of bounded area minimal hypersurfaces (Q6177380) (← links)
- Quantum gravity through geometric algebra (Q6189175) (← links)
