Minimal surfaces with the area growth of two planes: The case of infinite symmetry

  • Meeks W
  • Wolf M
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We prove that a connected properly immersed minimal surface in E 3 {\mathbb E}^3 with infinite symmetry group and area growth constant less than 3 π 3\pi is a plane, a catenoid, or a Scherk singly-periodic minimal surface. As a consequence, the Scherk minimal surfaces are the only connected periodic minimal desingularizations of the intersections of two planes.

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Meeks, W., & Wolf, M. (2006). Minimal surfaces with the area growth of two planes: The case of infinite symmetry. Journal of the American Mathematical Society, 20(2), 441–465. https://doi.org/10.1090/s0894-0347-06-00537-6

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