An example of a minimal surface of genus one with two catenoid ends and one Enneper end

Abstract

In this paper we construct an example of a complete immersed minimal surface in R3 of genus one with two embedded catenoid-type ends, one Enneper-type end and total Gauss curvature -16π. The proof of the existence of this example, was obtained using the Weierstrass representation, the theory of elliptic functions and explicitly solving the period problem.

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