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Minimal surfaces in the product of two dimensional real space forms endowed with a neutral metric

Differential Geometry · Submitted 12 Mar 2016

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The authors' main claim We compute all totally geodesic surfaces and we give a relation between minimal surfaces and the solutions of the Gordon equations.

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CitationMartha P. Dussan, Martin Magid, Nikos Georgiou. "Minimal surfaces in the product of two dimensional real space forms endowed with a neutral metric." arXiv:1603.03877 (2016). https://pith.science/paper/LNAAWZU3
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We investigate minimal surfaces in products of two-spheres ${\mathbb S}^2_p\times {\mathbb S}^2_p$, with the neutral metric given by $(g,-g)$. Here ${\mathbb S}^2_p\subset {\mathbb R}^{p,3-p}$ , and $g$ is the induced metric on the sphere. We compute all totally geodesic surfaces and we give a relation between minimal surfaces and the solutions of the Gordon equations. Finally, in some cases we give a topological classification of compact minimal surfaces.

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s1 Here ${\mathbb S}^2_p\subset {\mathbb R}^{p,3-p}$ , and $g$ is the induced metric on the sphere. background 0.97 0.16 0.02 asserted 0.98
s2 We compute all totally geodesic surfaces and we give a relation between minimal surfaces and the solutions of the Gordon equations. result 0.64 0.96 0.34 asserted 1.00
s3 Finally, in some cases we give a topological classification of compact minimal surfaces. result 0.79 0.95 0.20 asserted 0.84

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We investigate minimal surfaces in products of two-spheres ${\mathbb S}^2_p\times {\mathbb S}^2_p$, with the neutral metric given by $(g,-g)$. Here ${\mathbb S}^2_p\subset {\mathbb R}^{p,3-p}$ , and $g$ is the induced metric on the sphere. We compute all totally geodesic surfaces and we give a relation between minimal surfaces and the solutions of the Gordon equations. Finally, in some cases we give a topological classification of compact minimal surfaces.

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