Non-fattening of mean curvature flow at singularities of mean convex type

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Autori principali: Hershkovits, Or, White, Brian
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author Hershkovits, Or
White, Brian
author_facet Hershkovits, Or
White, Brian
contents We show that a mean curvature flow starting from a compact, smoothly embedded hypersurface M remains unique past singularities, provided the singularities are of mean convex type, i.e., if around each singular point, the surface moves in one direction. Specifically, the level set flow of M does not fatten if all singularities are of mean convex type. This generalizes the well known fact that the level set flow of a mean convex initial hypersurface M does not fatten. This also provides the first instance where non-fattening is concluded from local information around the singular set.
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spellingShingle Non-fattening of mean curvature flow at singularities of mean convex type
Hershkovits, Or
White, Brian
Differential Geometry
53C44 (Primary), 49Q20 (Secondary)
We show that a mean curvature flow starting from a compact, smoothly embedded hypersurface M remains unique past singularities, provided the singularities are of mean convex type, i.e., if around each singular point, the surface moves in one direction. Specifically, the level set flow of M does not fatten if all singularities are of mean convex type. This generalizes the well known fact that the level set flow of a mean convex initial hypersurface M does not fatten. This also provides the first instance where non-fattening is concluded from local information around the singular set.
title Non-fattening of mean curvature flow at singularities of mean convex type
topic Differential Geometry
53C44 (Primary), 49Q20 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1704.00431