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Natural SciencesMathematicsGeometrySurface ScienceTopologyAlgebraic GeometryClassical GeometryDifferential GeometryLow-dimensional GeometryMinimal Surfaces
It was with some hesitation that I decided to talk about the theory of minimal surfaces. Although, over the centuries, minimal surfaces and the problems connected with them have attracted the never-ending interest of mathematicians, owing to their classical character and the fact that the theory, without doubt, reached its culmination in the 1930's, 2 marked by the spectacular and pioneering achievements of L.
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