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Construction of Willmore two-spheres via harmonic maps into $SO^+(1,n+3)/(SO^+(1,1)\times SO(n+2))$

Peng Wang
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This paper aims to provide a description of totally isotropic Willmore two-spheres and their adjoint transforms. We first recall the isotropic harmonic maps which are introduced by Hélein, Xia-Shen and Ma for the study of Willmore surfaces. Then we derive a description of the normalized potential (some Lie algebra valued meromorphic 1-forms) of totally isotropic Willmore two-spheres in terms of the isotropic harmonic maps. In particular, the corresponding isotropic harmonic maps are of finite uniton type. The proof also contains a concrete way to construct examples of totally isotropic Willmore two-spheres and their adjoint transforms. As illustrations, two kinds of examples are obtained this way.

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Peng Wang. 2016-04-10. Construction of Willmore two-spheres via harmonic maps into $SO^+(1,n+3)/(SO^+(1,1)\times SO(n+2))$. https://arxiv.org/abs/1604.02674

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