A singular example for the averaged mean curvature flow

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An embedded curve is presented which under numerical simulation of the averaged mean curvature flow develops first a loss of embeddedness and then a singularity where the curvature becomes infinite, all in finite time. This leads to the conjecture that not all smooth embedded curves persist for all times under the averaged mean curvature flow. © A K Peters, Ltd.

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Mayer, U. F. (2001). A singular example for the averaged mean curvature flow. Experimental Mathematics, 10(1), 103–107. https://doi.org/10.1080/10586458.2001.10504432

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