Paper · Oct 27, 2017
Regularity and stability results for the level set flow via the mean curvature flow with surgery
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Abstract
In this article we use the mean curvature flow with surgery to derive regularity estimates for the level set flow going past Brakke regularity in certain special conditions allowing for 2-convex regions of high density. We also show a stability result for the plane under the level set flow.
- Submitted
- Oct 27, 2017
- Last revised
- Apr 24, 2019 (v4)
- Subjects
- math.DG, math.AP
Comments: Revisions incorporating referee's comments made. To appear in CAG
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