Fattening dichotomy conjecture for mean curvature flow translators
Fattening dichotomy conjecture for mean curvature flow translators
Let denote the level-set flow associated with the translator , and suppose that fattens. A complete translator is called unstable or \mathcal{I}-stable according to the stability notion used in the source. Fattening dichotomy conjecture. If fattens, then either there exists an unstable complete translator in the interior of , or admits a foliation by complete -stable translators. The conjecture describes the proposed alternatives when fattening occurs; the source gives no resolution, so both alternatives remain open in general.
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Ao Sun and Zhihan Wang, “On mean curvature flow translators with prescribed ends”, arXiv:2301.08224 (2025).
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