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doi: 10.5283/epub.568
We present a variational formulation of fully anisotropic motion by surface diffusion and mean curvature flow, as well as related flows. The proposed scheme covers both the closed curve case, and the case of curves that are connected via triple junction points. On introducing a parametric finite element approximation, we prove stability bounds and report on numerical experiments, including crystalline mean curvature flow and crystalline surface diffusion. The presented scheme has very good properties with respect to the equidistribution of mesh points and, if applicable, area conservation.
ddc:510, anisotropic surface diffusion; mean curvature flow; crystalline surface; energy; triple junctions; parametric finite elements, Schur complement, tangential movement, 510 Mathematik
ddc:510, anisotropic surface diffusion; mean curvature flow; crystalline surface; energy; triple junctions; parametric finite elements, Schur complement, tangential movement, 510 Mathematik
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