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Embedded constant mean curvature tori in hemispheres of Berger spheres
We prove that for all real numbers $κ,τ$ with $κ>8τ^2$ and $τ\neq 0$, the Berger sphere $\mathbb{E}^3(κ,τ)$ contains smooth closed embedded rotational surfaces of genus one with constant mean curvature which are contained in an open hemisphere. This disproves a conjecture of Fernández and Mira. The
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