Abstract

In this paper, we construct a helicoidal surface with a prescribed weighted mean curvature and weighted extrinsic curvature in a 3-dimensional complete manifold with a positive density function. We get a result for the minimal case. Additionally, we give examples of a helicoidal surface with a weighted mean curvature and weighted extrinsic curvature.

Highlights

  • It is well known that a helicoidal surface is a generalization of a rotation surface

  • Lee et al studied the helicoidal surfaces with a prescribed extrinsic curvature or mean curvature in a conformally flat 3-space [10]

  • We study helicoidal surfaces in a 3-dimensional complete manifold with density

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Summary

Introduction

It is well known that a helicoidal surface is a generalization of a rotation surface. Baikoussis et al studied helicoidal surfaces with a prescribed mean and Gaussian curvature in R3 [13]. For more details on manifolds with density and surfaces in manifold with density, see References [18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25] This problem is extended to complete manifolds. Lee et al studied the helicoidal surfaces with a prescribed extrinsic curvature or mean curvature in a conformally flat 3-space [10]. For a given surface in a complete manifold with a conformal factor function F, the mean curvature and the extrinsic curvature are given by: HgF = FHg0 − hN, grad F i ,. We construct a helicoidal surface with a prescribed weighted mean and weighted extrinsic curvature.

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