13 problems
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Douglas–Morrey embeddedness conjecture for the Plateau solution
Let a boundary curve lie in the boundary of a mean-convex domain, and let the Douglas solution denote the solution of the Plateau problem spanning that curve. Douglas–Morrey embedd…
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Continuous-family conjecture for minimal surfaces with flat points
Continuous-family conjecture. A minimal surface with flat points is still contained in a continuous family of twice differentiable constant-ratio-of-principal-curvatures surfaces i…
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The non-collapsing conjecture for the soap film capillarity problem
Non-collapsing conjecture. The non-existence of singular solutions to the homotopic Plateau problem should be sufficient to exclude collapsing; equivalently, it should guarantee no…
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White's conjecture on analytic Plateau solutions
White's conjecture. The union of the boundary and interior singular points of is discrete. In particular, the overall singular set is finite, has finite genus …
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Meeks's Convex Curves conjecture for minimal surfaces
Meeks's Convex Curves conjecture. The surface is a topological annulus.
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The homeomorphic parametrization conjecture for sliding almost minimal sets near Y-cones
Let be a sliding almost minimal set near a curve , and suppose that a blow-up limit at a point of is a cone , meaning that con…
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The large-aspect-ratio convergence conjecture for minimizers of the elongated tetrahedron
Large-aspect-ratio convergence conjecture. As , the rescaled minimizer converges to .
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The nonwetting conjecture for the modified Steiner-like surface
Nonwetting conjecture. The surface satisfies condition (NW).
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The invisible-wire nonwetting and topology conjecture for elongated tetrahedra
Invisible-wire nonwetting conjecture. Numerical evidence suggests that the absolute minimizer has the required topology and does not wet the invisible wires.
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Rellich's conjecture on multiplicity of H-Plateau solutions
Let be a Jordan curve. Rellich's conjecture. For all sufficiently small , the curve bounds at least two solutions of the -Plateau problem. The paper prese…
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Embeddedness conjecture for area-minimizing disks spanning extreme curves
Let be a simple closed curve in . It is extreme if it lies in the boundary of its convex hull. Embeddedness conjecture. If is extreme, then the area…
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Osserman's conjecture on embedded Plateau solutions for extreme curves
Let be a simple closed curve in a Riemannian manifold, and call it extreme if it lies in the boundary of its convex hull. Consider an area-minimizing disk spanning…
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Spruck's Plateau conjecture for constant Gaussian curvature immersions
Let , let , and let be a smooth, compact, codimension curve bounding a compact, locally strictly convex immersed hypersurface…