Gluing constructions of minimal surfaces: Recent progress and future plans

Hao Chen (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)

12-Apr-2022, 16:00-17:00 (2 years ago)

Abstract: I will review our recent constructions of minimal surfaces by gluing catenoids, helicoids, and saddle towers. In particular, we recently resolved some technical issues in previous similar constructions and revealed surprising connections between minimal surfaces and fluid dynamics. Moreover, I will discuss possibilities of further improving the gluing techniques. The talk covers joint works with Martin Traizet and Daniel Freese.

mathematical physicscomplex variablesdifferential geometryfluid dynamics

Audience: researchers in the discipline


Online Seminar "Geometric Analysis"

Series comments: We discuss recent trends related to geometric analysis in a broad sense. The general idea is to solve geometric problems by means of advanced tools in analysis. We will include a wide range of topics such as geometric flows, curvature functionals, discrete differential geometry, and numerical simulation.

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Organizers: Simon Blatt*, Philipp Reiter*, Armin Schikorra*, Guofang Wang
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