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Stability of multiphase mean curvature flow beyond circular topology changes

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arxiv 2404.02884 v1 pith:3YC34CVP submitted 2024-04-03 math.AP

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We prove a weak-strong uniqueness principle for varifold-BV solutions to planar multiphase mean curvature flow beyond a circular topology change: Assuming that there exists a classical solution with an interface that becomes increasingly circular and shrinks to a point, any varifold-BV solution with the same initial interface must coincide with it, and any varifold-BV solution with similar initial data must undergo the same type of topology change. Our result illustrates the robustness of the relative energy method for establishing weak-strong uniqueness principles for interface evolution equations, showing that it may also be applied beyond certain topological changes.

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    Under an energy convergence hypothesis, solutions of a heterogeneous Allen-Cahn equation with space-dependent wells converge to a BV solution of weighted mean curvature flow, and a weak-strong uniqueness principle holds.

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