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Minimal surfaces with isolated singularities

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For n≥3, there exists an embedded minimal hypersurface in Rn+1 which has an isolated singularity but which is not a cone. Each example constructed here is asymptotic to a given, completely arbitrary, nonplanar minimal cone and is stable in case the cone satisfies a strict stability inequality.

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Research partially supported by the National Science Foundation

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Caffarelli, L., Hardt, R. & Simon, L. Minimal surfaces with isolated singularities. Manuscripta Math 48, 1–18 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01168999

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