Unstable minimal surfaces of annulus type in manifolds
Hwajeong Kim
Abstract
Unstable minimal surfaces are the unstable stationary points of the Dirichlet-Integral. In order to obtain unstable solutions, the method of the gradient flow together with the minimax-principle is generally used. The application of this method for minimal surfaces in the Euclidean spacce was presented in s3. We extend this theory for obtaining unstable minimal surfaces in Riemannian manifolds. In particular, we handle minimal surfaces of annulus type, i.e. we prescribe two Jordan curves of class C3 in a Riemannian manifold and prove the existence of unstable minimal surfaces of annulus type bounded by these curves.
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