Constructs infinitely many embedded minimal S^1-bundles in S^4 of distinct topological types, including minimal embeddings of S^1 times odd-genus surfaces, via equivariant min-max theory and suspended weighted Hopf action.
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Every Riemannian manifold diffeomorphic to S^{3} contains at least two distinct embedded minimal 2-spheres.
A capillary interpolation framework produces new minimal surfaces in spheres as non-trivial sphere bundles over base spaces including Stiefel manifolds, projective planes over division algebras, and Lie group quotients, with uniqueness for rotationally symmetric cases.
Closed Riemannian manifolds with compact isometric group actions contain infinitely many invariant minimal hypersurfaces, and under a finiteness assumption each G-homology class contains infinitely many distinct embedded realizations.
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Embedded minimal $S^1$-bundles in $\mathbb{S}^4$
Constructs infinitely many embedded minimal S^1-bundles in S^4 of distinct topological types, including minimal embeddings of S^1 times odd-genus surfaces, via equivariant min-max theory and suspended weighted Hopf action.
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Existence of two embedded minimal spheres in $S^3$ with an arbitrary metric
Every Riemannian manifold diffeomorphic to S^{3} contains at least two distinct embedded minimal 2-spheres.
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Topology of minimal surfaces in the sphere from capillarity
A capillary interpolation framework produces new minimal surfaces in spheres as non-trivial sphere bundles over base spaces including Stiefel manifolds, projective planes over division algebras, and Lie group quotients, with uniqueness for rotationally symmetric cases.
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Infinite existence of equivariant minimal hypersurfaces
Closed Riemannian manifolds with compact isometric group actions contain infinitely many invariant minimal hypersurfaces, and under a finiteness assumption each G-homology class contains infinitely many distinct embedded realizations.