Paper · Sep 8, 2025
Integral Brakke approximate equality for an approximate mean curvature flow
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Abstract
In this paper we aim to study the consistency of the mean curvature flow via discretization. We will use discretizations by volumetric varifolds, and derive a Brakke approximate equality involving the masses of the volumetric varifolds and their approximate mean curvatures.
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