10 problems
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Finite-time curvature blow-up for nonconvex initial data
The flow starts from initial data that are not necessarily convex; the phenomenon under discussion is blow-up of curvature in finite time. Finite-time curvature blow-up conjecture.…
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Curvature flow convergence to the simple random walk on complete graphs
Complete-graph curvature flow conjecture. If is a non-degenerate Markovian weighting scheme without laziness on the complete graph with , then the curvature fl…
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Curvature flow convergence for Markovian weighted graphs
Curvature flow convergence conjecture. The curvature flow converges for any initial condition , that is, has a well-defined limit
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Elliott's conjecture on geodesic curvature flow of noncontractible curves on a cone
Let be a cone and let a closed curve on be not homotopic to a point on . Elliott's conjecture. Under geodesic curvature flow, the curve will c…
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HCF pinching conjecture for induced metrics on complex homogeneous manifolds
HCF pinching conjecture. Under the HCF, any induced metric on such a manifold pinches towards the HCF-Einstein metric.
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Invariant-measure universality conjecture for rescaled curvature flow
Let be curvature flow on embedded graphs in , rescaled so that a characteristic length scale remains equal to one, and let be the class…
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Classification of orbits under curvature flow for homogeneous topological cloths
Let be the class of embedded graphs in . Suppose is an embedded graph with a homogeneous topological cloth and a well-defined time…
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Ilmanen–Neves–Schulze conjecture on singularities of two-dimensional network flow
A network flow is a curvature flow on embedded graphs, with singular times at which the flow is understood through varifold convergence. In two dimensions, a connected collection o…
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Convergence conjecture for cross curvature flow on a negatively curved solid torus
Let be the negatively curved metric on the solid torus evolved by cross curvature flow with the time-dependent Dirichlet boundary conditions described in the source, and l…
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Hamilton–Chow conjecture for normalized cross curvature flow
Let be a -manifold with a metric whose sectional curvatures are strictly negative, and let denote cross curvature flow. Hamilton–Chow conjecture. After suitab…