AbstractA numerical method for obtaining a crystalline flow starting from a general polygon is presented. A crystalline flow is a polygonal flow and can be regarded as a discrete version of a classical curvature flow. In some cases, new facets may be created instantaneously and their facet lengths are governed by a system of singular ordinary differential equations (ODEs). The proposed method solves the system of the ODEs numerically by using expanding selfsimilar solutions for newly created facets. The computation method is applied to a multi-scale analysis of a contour figure
We study the mathematical well-posedness of the Crystalline Mean Curvature Flow in all dimensions an...
Abstract: "The study of a crystal shrinking or growing in a melt gives rise to equations relating th...
Abstract. This article studies self-similar shrinking, stationary, and expanding so-lutions of a 2-d...
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...
For a given sector a selfsimilar expanding solution to a crystalline flow is constructed. The soluti...
A method for a scale-space analysis of a contour figure based on a crystalline flow is proposed. A c...
This paper studies a fourth-order crystalline curvature ow for a curve represented by the graph of a...
We show two examples of facet-breaking for three-dimensional polyhedral surfaces evolving by crystal...
Recently, a level set formulation is extended by the authors to handle evolution of curves driven by...
We show two examples of facet-breaking for three-dimensional polyhedral surfaces evolving by crystal...
In this paper, we investigate the properties of a definition of crystalline curvature flow given rec...
We show two examples of facet-breaking for three-dimensional polyhedral surfaces evolving by crystal...
Evolution by mean curvature is recently attracting large attention especially when the underlying an...
A planar anisotropic curvature flow equation with constant driving force term is considered when the...
We study the mathematical well-posedness of the Crystalline Mean Curvature Flow in all dimensions an...
Abstract: "The study of a crystal shrinking or growing in a melt gives rise to equations relating th...
Abstract. This article studies self-similar shrinking, stationary, and expanding so-lutions of a 2-d...
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...
For a given sector a selfsimilar expanding solution to a crystalline flow is constructed. The soluti...
A method for a scale-space analysis of a contour figure based on a crystalline flow is proposed. A c...
This paper studies a fourth-order crystalline curvature ow for a curve represented by the graph of a...
We show two examples of facet-breaking for three-dimensional polyhedral surfaces evolving by crystal...
Recently, a level set formulation is extended by the authors to handle evolution of curves driven by...
We show two examples of facet-breaking for three-dimensional polyhedral surfaces evolving by crystal...
In this paper, we investigate the properties of a definition of crystalline curvature flow given rec...
We show two examples of facet-breaking for three-dimensional polyhedral surfaces evolving by crystal...
Evolution by mean curvature is recently attracting large attention especially when the underlying an...
A planar anisotropic curvature flow equation with constant driving force term is considered when the...
We study the mathematical well-posedness of the Crystalline Mean Curvature Flow in all dimensions an...
Abstract: "The study of a crystal shrinking or growing in a melt gives rise to equations relating th...
Abstract. This article studies self-similar shrinking, stationary, and expanding so-lutions of a 2-d...