For a given sector a selfsimilar expanding solution to a crystalline flow is constructed. The solution is shown to be unique. Because of selfsimilarity the problem is reduced to solve a system of algebraic equations of degree two. The solution is constructed by a method of continuity and obtained by solving associated ordinary differential equations. The selfsimilar expanding solution is useful to construct a crystalline flow from an arbitrary polygon not necessarily admissible
Motion of curves by crystalline energy is often considered for "admissible" piecewise linear curves....
We provide a uniqueness result for a class of viscosity solutions to sub-Riemannian mean curvature f...
There is a class of nonlinear evolution equations with singular diffusivity, so that diffusion effec...
A numerical method for obtaining a crystalline flow starting from a general polygon is presented. A ...
AbstractA numerical method for obtaining a crystalline flow starting from a general polygon is prese...
We study a cylindrical crystalline flow in three dimensions coupled to a diffusion field. This syste...
We study a cylindrical crystalline flow in three dimensions coupled to a diffusion field. This syste...
This is a joint work with Prof. C. Dohmen and Prof. Y. Giga. We consider a simple looking ordinary d...
Abstract. This article studies self-similar shrinking, stationary, and expanding so-lutions of a 2-d...
The construction of self–similar solutions of differential equations is the process of creating a sy...
A general purely crystalline mean curvature flow equation with a nonuniform driving force term is co...
Abstract: Here ideas and algorithms of Power Geometry are applied for a study of one parti...
We study the existence, uniqueness, and stability of self-similar expanders of the harmonic map heat...
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International audienceWe provide a uniqueness result for a class of viscosity solutions to sub-Riema...
Motion of curves by crystalline energy is often considered for "admissible" piecewise linear curves....
We provide a uniqueness result for a class of viscosity solutions to sub-Riemannian mean curvature f...
There is a class of nonlinear evolution equations with singular diffusivity, so that diffusion effec...
A numerical method for obtaining a crystalline flow starting from a general polygon is presented. A ...
AbstractA numerical method for obtaining a crystalline flow starting from a general polygon is prese...
We study a cylindrical crystalline flow in three dimensions coupled to a diffusion field. This syste...
We study a cylindrical crystalline flow in three dimensions coupled to a diffusion field. This syste...
This is a joint work with Prof. C. Dohmen and Prof. Y. Giga. We consider a simple looking ordinary d...
Abstract. This article studies self-similar shrinking, stationary, and expanding so-lutions of a 2-d...
The construction of self–similar solutions of differential equations is the process of creating a sy...
A general purely crystalline mean curvature flow equation with a nonuniform driving force term is co...
Abstract: Here ideas and algorithms of Power Geometry are applied for a study of one parti...
We study the existence, uniqueness, and stability of self-similar expanders of the harmonic map heat...
SIGLELD:9091.9F(AERE-R--10608) / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
International audienceWe provide a uniqueness result for a class of viscosity solutions to sub-Riema...
Motion of curves by crystalline energy is often considered for "admissible" piecewise linear curves....
We provide a uniqueness result for a class of viscosity solutions to sub-Riemannian mean curvature f...
There is a class of nonlinear evolution equations with singular diffusivity, so that diffusion effec...