Remarks on the disjoint minimal graphs conjecture
Allen Weitsman
Abstract
It is known that there can be at most 3 disjoint nontrivial minimal graphs in R3 with 0 boundary values, and conjectured that there can be at most 2. We explore properties that the graphs would have if there were 3.
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