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Sorry for my late reply.
I can not say exactly what Mathmod draws as 'Riemann' surface, but probably the 'Riemann' surface (not minimal?) and 'Riemann's minimal surface' are essentially different.
My code is based on the following paper, images of which are created with mathematica.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1609.05660.pdf
Having looked it up, Mathmod’s ‘Riemann’ surface is more accurately a ‘Whitney’ or ‘Cayley’ Umbrella.
Having come across that little nugget of fact, that, on Mathmod, it’s called a ‘Riemann’ surface is something in need of correction.
They don’t resemble each other in shape or in mathematics. Not in the least, according to
your Mathematica paper.
If anything, I question, in that light, their claim far more than yours.
Thank you.
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Sorry for my late reply.
I can not say exactly what Mathmod draws as 'Riemann' surface, but probably the 'Riemann' surface (not minimal?) and 'Riemann's minimal surface' are essentially different.
My code is based on the following paper using mathematica.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1609.05660.pdf <https://arxiv.org/pdf/1609.05660.pdf>
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Thank you too, for the quick reply and the insightful question 😄!
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I'm confused. Here's an example of "Riemann" from the application MathMod. Seems simpler. Missing something?