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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.45.2021.tde-09032021-113108
Document
Author
Full name
Rodrigo Silva dos Santos
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2021
Supervisor
Committee
Angulo, Martha Patrícia Dussan (President)
Chaves, Rosa Maria dos Santos Barreiro
Fukuoka, Ryuichi
Velasco, Oscar Alfredo Palmas
Villagra, Guillermo Antonio Lobos
Title in Portuguese
Aspectos geométricos do teorema de Bernstein em ambientes Lorentzianos
Keywords in Portuguese
θ-família
Representação de Weierstrass
Superfície conjugada
Superfície minimal
Teorema de Bernstein
Abstract in Portuguese
Neste trabalho, estudamos as superfícies minimais em dois ambientes Lorentzianos, os espaços de Minkowski ℝ^4_1 e ℝ^3_1. Em um primeiro momento, usamos uma representação integral de Weierstrass relacionada às superfícies em ℝ^4_1 e via uma θ-família de superfícies paramétricas em ℝ^4_1, obtemos resultados do Teorema de Bernstein para gráficos minimais de ℝ^4_1 e gráficos minimais de ℝ^3_1 e 𝔼^3. Em um segundo momento, falamos sobre questões de extensões de soluções das equações dos gráficos minimais com codimensão igual a 2 e obtemos resultados relacionados à construção de uma classe de superfícies minimais não planas em ℝ^4_1.
Title in English
Geometric aspects of the Bernstein's theorem in Lorentzian ambient spaces
Keywords in English
θ-family
Bernstein's theorem
Conjugated surface
Minimal surface
Weierstrass representation
Abstract in English
In this work, we study the minimal surfaces in two Lorentzian ambient spaces, the Minkowski spaces ℝ^4_1 and ℝ^3_1. At first, we use a Weierstrass integral representation related to the surfaces in ℝ^4_1 and via a θ-family of parametric surfaces in ℝ^4_1, we get results from Bernstein's theorem for minimal graphics of ℝ^4_1 and minimal graphics of ℝ^3_1 and 𝔼^3. In a second step, we talk about issues of extensions of solutions of the equations of the minimal graphics with codimension equal to 2 and we obtain results related to the construction of a class of non-flat minimal surfaces in ℝ^4_1.
 
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2021-07-06
 
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