Characterizations of the plane and the catenoid as capillary surfaces

In this paper we prove that a capillary minimal surface outside the unit ball in ${\mathbb{R}}^3$ with one embedded end and finite total curvature must be either part of the plane or part of the catenoid. We also prove that a capillary minimal surface outside the unit ball with one end asymptotic to the end of the Enneper’s surface and finite total curvature cannot exist if the flux vector vanishes on the first homology calss of the surface. Furthermore, we prove that a capillary minimal surface outside the convex domain bounded by several spheres with one embedded end and finite total curvature must be part of the plane.