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math.DG2023

Estimates for the Constant Mean Curvature Dirichlet Problem on Catenoids

Stephen J. Kleene

In this article, we solve the constant mean curvature dirichlet problem on catenoidal necks with small scale in $\mb{R}^3$. The solutions are found in exponentially weighted Hölder…

math.DG2014

Minimal laminations with prescribed convex curvature blowup

Stephen J. Kleene

We construct minimal laminations with prescribed singularities on a line segment using perturbation techniques and PDE methods. In addition to the singular set, the rate of curvatu…

math.DG2014★ 1 cited

Non-compact families of complete, properly immersed minimal immersions with fixed topology via desingularization

Stephen J. Kleene, Niels Martin Moller

For fixed large genus, we construct families of complete immersed minimal surfaces in R3 with four ends and dihedral symmetries. The families exist for all large genus and at an ap…

math.DG2014

Logarithmically spiraling helicoids

Christine Breiner, Stephen J. Kleene

We construct helicoid-like embedded minimal disks with axes along self-similar curves modeled on logarithmic spirals. The surfaces have a self-similarity inherited from the curves…

math.DG2013

A minimal lamination of the interior of a positive cone with quadratic curvature blowup

Christine Breiner, Stephen J. Kleene

We use elementary methods to construct a minimal lamination of the interior of a positive cone in R3.

math.DG2013

Immersed self-shrinkers

Gregory Drugan, Stephen J. Kleene

We construct infinitely many complete, immersed self-shrinkers with rotational symmetry for each of the following topological types: the sphere, the plane, the cylinder, and the to…