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Tensile minimal surfaces and thread boundary problems
Minimal surfaces bounded by cables or threads arise naturally in tensile architecture: a membrane under uniform tension takes the shape of a minimal surface, and its flexible, inextensible boundary lies along an asymptotic line of constant geodesic curvature. Such configurations have been studied ex
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