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In this work, we discuss the stability of Donaldson's flow of surfaces in a hyperkähler 4-manifold. In, Wang and Tsai proved a uniqueness theorem and dynamic stability theorem of the mean curvature flow for minimal surface. We extend their results and obtain a similar dynamic stability theorem of the hyperkähler flow.
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