From the Plateau problem to periodic minimal surfaces in lipids, surfactants and diblock copolymers
W. T. Gozdz, R. Holyst
Abstract
We present the novel method for generation of periodic surfaces based on the simple Landau-Ginzburg model of microemulsion. We test the method on four minimal surfaces (P,D,G, and I-WP), find two new surfaces of cubic symmetry, show how to obtain periodic surfaces of high genus and n-tuply-continuous phases. We point that the Landau model used here should be generic for all systems characterized by internal interfaces, including the diblock copolymer systems.
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