Semi-discrete isothermic surfaces
F. Burstall, U. Hertrich-Jeromin, C. Mueller, W. Rossman

TL;DR
This paper introduces a Darboux transformation for polarized space curves, develops a theory for semi-discrete isothermic surfaces, and applies it to constant mean curvature surfaces, advancing the understanding of discrete differential geometry.
Contribution
It presents a novel Darboux transformation framework for polarized curves and applies it to semi-discrete isothermic surfaces, including those with constant mean curvature.
Findings
Darboux transformation for polarized space curves is established.
Transformation properties like Bianchi permutability are analyzed.
Semi-discrete constant mean curvature surfaces are characterized.
Abstract
A Darboux transformation for polarized space curves is introduced and its properties are studied, in particular, Bianchi permutability. Semi-discrete isothermic surfaces are described as sequences of Darboux transforms of polarized curves in the conformal n-sphere and their transformation theory is studied. Semi-discrete surfaces of constant mean curvature are studied as an application of the transformation theory.
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