Curve shortening flow with an ambient force field

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Autores principales: Cuthbertson, Sam, Wheeler, Glen, Wheeler, Valentina-Mira
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Publicado: 2024
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author Cuthbertson, Sam
Wheeler, Glen
Wheeler, Valentina-Mira
author_facet Cuthbertson, Sam
Wheeler, Glen
Wheeler, Valentina-Mira
contents In this paper we consider the anisotropic curve shortening flow in the plane in the presence of an ambient force. We consider force fields in which all their derivatives are bounded in the $L^{\infty}$ sense. We prove that closed embedded curves that have a minimum of curvature sufficiently large shrink to round points. The method of proof follows along the same lines of Gage and Hamilton, in that we study a rescaling to prove curvature bounds. We additionally show that the influence of an ambient force field may make such a result untrue, by giving sufficient conditions on the ambient field that ensures eventual non-convexity of an initially convex curve evolving under the flow.
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spellingShingle Curve shortening flow with an ambient force field
Cuthbertson, Sam
Wheeler, Glen
Wheeler, Valentina-Mira
Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
53E40
In this paper we consider the anisotropic curve shortening flow in the plane in the presence of an ambient force. We consider force fields in which all their derivatives are bounded in the $L^{\infty}$ sense. We prove that closed embedded curves that have a minimum of curvature sufficiently large shrink to round points. The method of proof follows along the same lines of Gage and Hamilton, in that we study a rescaling to prove curvature bounds. We additionally show that the influence of an ambient force field may make such a result untrue, by giving sufficient conditions on the ambient field that ensures eventual non-convexity of an initially convex curve evolving under the flow.
title Curve shortening flow with an ambient force field
topic Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
53E40
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.03579