Carlotto--Schulz Numerical Data

This page gives the numerical values of r0 and T/4 used to generate the Carlotto--Schulz minimal hypersurfaces.

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Values

n: 2

r0: 1.232150187248573

T/4: 0.7280351818767343

What do these numbers represent?

For each integer n > 1, Carlotto and Schulz proved that there exist numbers r0 in (0, π) and s* = T/4 such that the solution (r(t), θ(t), α(t)) of the differential equation system that produces embedded minimal hypersurfaces in the 2n-dimensional sphere, with initial conditions

θ(0) = π/4,   r(0) = r0,   α(0) = −π/2

satisfies

θ(s*) > 0,   r(s*) = π/2,   α(s*) = 0.

The values displayed above are numerical approximations of r0   and T/4 for the corresponding value of n.