Rigidity theorems for minimal Lagrangian surfaces with Legendrian capillary boundary
Yong Luo, Linlin Sun

TL;DR
This paper establishes rigidity theorems for minimal Lagrangian surfaces with Legendrian capillary boundary in the 4-ball, proving they are either equatorial disks or Lagrangian catenoids, confirming a recent conjecture.
Contribution
It proves that minimal Lagrangian surfaces with Legendrian free boundary are equatorial disks and annulus-type surfaces are Lagrangian catenoids, confirming a conjecture.
Findings
Minimal Lagrangian free boundary surfaces are equatorial disks.
Annulus-type minimal Lagrangian surfaces are Lagrangian catenoids.
Results confirm the conjecture by Li, Wang, and Weng (2020).
Abstract
In this note, we study minimal Lagrangian surfaces in with Legendrian capillary boundary on . On the one hand, we prove that any minimal Lagrangian surface in with Legendrian free boundary on must be an equatorial plane disk. One the other hand, we show that any annulus type minimal Lagrangian surface in with Legendrian capillary boundary on must be congruent to one of the Lagrangian catenoids. These results confirm the conjecture proposed by Li, Wang and Weng (Sci. China Math., 2020).
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Geometry and complex manifolds · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
