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On Alan Schoen's I-WP Minimal Surface

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We discuss in detail Alan Schoen's I-WP surface, an embedded triply periodic minimal surface of genus 4 with cubical symmetries. We exhibit various geometric realizations of this surface with the same conformal structure and use them to prove that the associate family of the I-WP surface contains six surfaces congruent to I-WP at Bonnet angles that are multiples of $60^\circ$.

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Dami Lee, Matthias Weber, A. Tom Yerger. 2024-01-08. On Alan Schoen's I-WP Minimal Surface. https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.15010

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