A Level Set Approach Reflecting Sheet Structure with Single Auxiliary Function for Evolving Spirals on Crystal Surfaces
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Summary
A new level set method to simulate motion of spirals in a crystal surface governed by an eikonal–curvature flow equation that allows collision of several spirals and different strength of screw dislocation centers is introduced.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2012-12-16
- Cited by
- 24
- References
- 45
- Access
- Open access
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Keywords
Eikonal equation, Curvature, Level set (data structures), Function (biology), Dislocation
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- Mathematics for Nonlinear Phenomena: Analysis and Computation
- Towards modelling spiral motion of open plane curves
- EVOLUTION OF SPIRAL-SHAPED POLYGONAL CURVE BY CRYSTALLINE CURVATURE FLOW WITH A PINNED TIP
- Growth Rate of Crystal Surfaces with Several Dislocation Centers
- Mean curvature flow with driving force on fixed extreme points
- Curvature flow with driving force on fixed boundary points
- ON LARGE TIME BEHAVIOR OF GROWTH BY BIRTH AND SPREAD
- Existence of asymptotic speed of solutions to birth and spread type nonlinear partial differential equations
- Verification of one-dimensional models describing anisotropy of step growth
- On obstacle problem for mean curvature flow with driving force
- Numerical analysis comparing ODE approach and level set method for evolving spirals by crystalline eikonal-curvature flow.
- Numerical analysis of an ODE and a level set methods for evolving spirals by crystalline eikonal-curvature flow
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- A level-set method for a mean curvature flow with a prescribed boundary
- Asymptotic growth rate of solutions to level‐set forced mean curvature flows with evolving spirals
- A minimizing movements approach for crystalline eikonal-curvature flows of spirals
- INFLUENCE OF TILTED SURFACE ALIGNMENT ON FLEXOELECTRIC DOMAINS IN TWISTED NEMATIC LAYERS
- Spatial Lipschitz Continuity of Viscosity Solution to Level Set Equation for Evolving Spirals by Eikonal-Curvature Flow
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