Paper · Jun 6, 2025
Elementary discrete diffusion/redistancing schemes for the mean curvature flow
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Abstract
We consider a fully discrete and explicit scheme for the mean curvature flow of boundaries, based on an elementary diffusion step and a precise redistancing operation. We give an elementary convergence proof for the scheme under the standard CFL condition , where is the time discretization step and the space step. We discuss extensions to more general convolution/redistancing schemes.
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