The anisotropic Bernstein problem
Abstract
We construct nonlinear entire anisotropic minimal graphs over R4, completing the solution to the anisotropic Bernstein problem. The examples we construct have a variety of growth rates, and our approach both generalizes to higher dimensions and recovers and elucidates known examples of entire minimal graphs over Rn,\, n ≥ 8.
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