On the total curvature of minimal annuli in R3 and Nitsche's conjecture
Qing Chen
Abstract
We present a proof of the generalized Nitsche's conjecture proposed by W.H.Meeks III and H. Rosenberg: For t 0, let Pt denote the horizontal plane of height t over the x1,x2 plane. Suppose that M ⊂ R3 is a minimal annulus with the boundary contains in P0 and that M intersects every Pt in a simple closed curve. Then M has finite total curvature. As a consequence, we show that every properly embedded minimal surface of finite topology in R3 with more than one end has finite total curvature.
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