Helix surfaces in the Berger Sphere
Stefano Montaldo, Irene I. Onnis

TL;DR
This paper characterizes helix surfaces in the Berger sphere, showing they are locally determined by isometries and geodesics, advancing understanding of geometric structures in this specific manifold.
Contribution
It provides a new characterization of helix surfaces in the Berger sphere using isometries and geodesics, which was not previously known.
Findings
Helix surfaces are determined by a 1-parameter family of isometries.
They are characterized by geodesics of a 2-torus in the sphere.
The paper offers a local description of these surfaces.
Abstract
We characterize helix surfaces in the Berger sphere, that is surfaces which form a constant angle with the Hopf vector field. In particular, we show that, locally, a helix surface is determined by a suitable 1-parameter family of isometries of the Berger sphere and by a geodesic of a 2-torus in the 3-dimensional sphere.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Point processes and geometric inequalities · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
