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Gateway to the World-Student Presentations after Academic Visits Abroad (學術報告)
 

December 25, 2024

Room 515+Online Meeting, Cosmology Building, NTU

Gateway to the World-Student Presentations after Academic Visits Abroad (學術報告)

 

時間: 2024年12月25日(三)   15:30 ~ 17:30 

地點: 台灣大學次震宇宙館R515

線上連結: https://nationaltaiwanuniversity-ksz.my.webex.com/nationaltaiwanuniversity-ksz.my/j.php?MTID=me3ca8b1c02726c9435fc01f40892e007

 

報告人一 : 蕭明 (NTU) 15:30~16:30

【Title】 Uniqueness of the Ecker-Huisken flow under some asymptotic assumption

【Abstract】When discussing the uniqueness of geometric flow, it's important to declare the uniqueness in which class. For the Ecker-Huisken flow, the one-dimensional graphical curve shortening flow, the uniqueness is known when the solution converges to the initial data in the sense of either  with or , which was developed by [Chou-Kwong, 2020] and [Daskalopoulos-Saez, 2023], respectively. In this talk, I will present a recent result on the uniqueness of the Ecker-Huisken flow for some specific decayed initial data. The contribution in this result is we only assume the -convergence to the initial data for some compact subset  . This is a joint work with Prof. Peter Topping during this research abroad.

 

報告人二 :  許嘉麟(NTU) 16:30~17:30

【Title】 Deformation of Symplectic Surfaces in Under the Mean Curvature Flow

【Abstract】Constructing singularities of higher-codimension mean curvature flow has recently been paid significant attention to. In the early development of geometric measure theory, Federer investigated complex projective varieties as the first examples of minimal currents with interesting singularities.This sparked the study of various stability of  submanifolds, including the dynamical stability of simple normal crossing algebraic curves in under the mean curvature flow. In this talk, I will discuss these historical developments and my ongoing research project on constructing the mean curvature flow of branched surfaces deforming into a cuspidal curve in .

 



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