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Let $a\in \mathbb R$ and $A=1+a^2$. An exact unit-speed upward translator in $\mathbb R^3$ is
This is a complete, properly embedded noncompact surface diffeomorphic to $\mathbb R^2$. It has zero Gauss curvature and is invariant under translation in the direction $(0,1,a)$.
Its horizontal graph domain is a strip of width $\pi \sqrt{1+a^2}$. The case $a=0$ is the ordinary grim-reaper cylinder. The underlying surface is a rotation and dilation of that cylinder.
At a fixed width greater than $\pi $, the two signs of $a$ give the two opposite tilts. Translation in a tangent invariant direction does not change the evolving image.
Products with Euclidean factors give higher-dimensional translators. Graphical weighted stability holds, as in the preceding example.
See [HIMWGraphical18], equation (1.4), PDF page 3, with exchanged horizontal coordinates and reflected vertical direction. These cylinders must be distinguished from the strictly convex $\Delta $-wings on strips of the same width.
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