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The geometry and conformal structure of properly embedded minimal surfaces of finite topology in ℝ3

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The research described in this paper was supported by research grant DE-FG 02-86ER250125 of the Applied Mathematical Science subprogram of Office of Energy Research, US Department of Energy, and National Science Foundation grant DMS-9204535

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Meeks, W.H., Rosenberg, H. The geometry and conformal structure of properly embedded minimal surfaces of finite topology in ℝ3 . Invent Math 114, 625–639 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01232681

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