Freie Universität Berlin -
Fachbereich Mathematik und Informatik
Arnimallee 2-6,
14195 Berlin-Dahlem
(Raum 031)
Wintersemester 2005-2006, Montag 16:00 Uhr
Fully Nonlinear Flows of Entire Graphs
Für eine Modellgleichung werde ich beschreiben, wie man ganze Graphen
unter einem voll nichtlinearen Fluss fliessen lassen kann. Hierzu will ich
dann geplante Verallgemeinerungen diskutieren.
On approximate j-dimensionality and whether it suffices to produce locally
finite sets with respect to
j-dimensional Hausdorff measure
On approximate j-dimensionality and whether it suffices to produce locally
finite sets with respect to
j-dimensional Hausdorff measure
On approximate j-dimensionality and whether it suffices to produce locally
finite sets with respect to
j-dimensional Hausdorff measure
Self-simliar evolution by mean curvature out of a three line
configuration
Given three distinct half-lines, meeting at the origin, we
show that there exists a unique self-similar solution to mean
curvature flow with this initial condition. We require that the self-
similarly evolving solution consists of three curves, each asymptotic
at infinity to one of the half-lines and meeting at a 120 degree angle.
Logarithmic Sobolev inequalities and diffusion equations
9.1.2005: David Treeby
Wiener’s criterion for the heat equation
16.1.2005:
4:00 pm: Amos Koeller
Smoothness estimates for Mean Curvature flow
5:30 pm: Gerriet Adena
Hamilton Ricci-flow and the Uniformization Theorem
23.1.2005:
4:00 pm: Regina Richter
Introduction to Hamilton Ricci-flow
5:30 pm: Bernhard Weber
Introduction to Mean Curvature Flow
30.1.2005:
4:00 pm: Valentina Vulcanov
Aspects of Perelman’s first paper
5:30 pm: Alexandru Stanciu
Introduction to Inverse Mean Curvature Flow
6.2.2005: Anja Grabow
On a theorem of Gidas, Ni and Nirenberg
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