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1 Mathematica Bohemica Miroslav Kolář; Michal Beneš; Daniel Ševčovič Computational studies of conserved mean-curvature flow Mathematica Bohemica, Vol. 39 (4), No. 4, Persistent URL: Terms of use: Institute of Mathematics AS CR, 4 Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic provides access to digitized documents strictly for personal use. Each copy of any part of this document must contain these Terms of use. This paper has been digitized, optimized for electronic delivery and stamped with digital signature within the project DML-CZ: The Czech Digital Mathematics Library
2 39(4) MATHEMATICA BOHEMICA No. 4, COMPUTATIONAL STUDIES OF CONSERVED MEAN-CURVATURE FLOW Miroslav Kolář, Michal Beneš, Praha, Daniel Ševčovič, Bratislava (Received October 3, 3) Abstract. The paper presents the results of numerical solution of the evolution law for the constrained mean-curvature flow. This law originates in the theory of phase transitions for crystalline materials and describes the evolution of closed embedded curves with constant enclosed area. It is reformulated by means of the direct method into the system of degenerate parabolic partial differential equations for the curve parametrization. This system is solved numerically and several computational studies are presented as well. Keywords: phase transitions; area-preserving mean-curvature flow; parametric method MSC : 35K57, 35K65, 65N4, 53C8. Introduction The article deals with the non-local mean-curvature flow described by the evolution law v Γ = κ Γ + (.) κ Γ ds, Γ Γ Γ t= = Γ ini, where Γisaclosedcurvein R, n Γ thenormalvectorto Γ, v Γ thevelocityinthe directionofthenormalvector, κ Γ the(mean)curvatureof Γand F theexternal prescribedforce.here Γ isthelengthof Γ. The first two authors were partly supported by the project No. P8//463 Two scales discrete-continuum approach to dislocation dynamics of the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic and by the project VEGA /747/. 677
3 Problem(.) represents a variant of the mean curvature flow described as (.) v Γ = κ Γ +F, Γ t= = Γ ini, withaparticularchoiceoftheforcingterm F,whichhasbeenwidelystudiedinthe literature(see e.g.[4]), as well as its various mathematical treatments by the direct (parametric) method(see e.g.[8],[4]), by the level-set method(see e.g.[5]) or by the phase-field method(see e.g.[]). The constrained motion by mean curvature has been discussed in the literature as well(see[7],[9],[],[3]). In particular, problem(.) was mentioned in[5],[],[6] within the context of a modification of the Allen-Cahn equation[],[6] approximating the mean-curvature flow[]. The non-local character of the equation is connected to the recrystallization phenomena where a fixed previously melted volume of the liquid phase solidifies again. It also can be applied in dislocation dynamics in crystalline materialsorinthedigitalimageprocessing(seee.g.[3]).inthistext,wetreat(.) by means of the parametric method and solve the resulting degenerate parabolic system numerically to provide the information on the solution behavior.. Equations The direct method treating(.) considers parametrization of the smooth timedependent curve Γ(t) by means of the mapping X = X(t,u), u S, where uistheparameterinafixedinterval.hereandafter,weidentify S withthe interval [,]andimposeperiodicboundaryconditionson Xat u =,. Consequently,thegeometricalquantitiesofinterestcanbeexpressedbymeansof X.The tangent vector and the normal vector are The(mean) curvature is t Γ = u X u X, n Γ = u X u X. (.) κ Γ = ( u ) X ux u n ux Γ, andthenormalvelocityinthedirectionof n Γ (theprojectionofthepointvelocity v Γ at Γto n Γ )becomes v Γ = v Γ n Γ where v Γ = t X. 678
4 Substituting into(.) and assuming validity in the vectorial form yields the system ( (.) tx ux = ux u )+F ux in (,T) S ux ux known as the parametric(direct) description of(.). Among advantages of this approach, an easy and straightforward treatment of the curve dynamics without additional approximation is offered. On the other hand, topological changes are not captured by it. Further modifications of(.) lead to the governing equation proposed by Dziuk etal.in[8](seee.g.benešetal.[4]forapplicationsinthedislocationdynamics) (.3) t X = uu X u X +F u X u X in (,T) S where (.4) F = κ S ux du Γ ( X) ux du S with κ Γ ( X)givenby(.),andtheinitialparametrizationsetas X t= = X ini. 3. Numerical solution Forthediscretizationof(.),themethodofflowingfinitevolumesisusedas e.g.in[4]. Thediscretenodes X i, i =,...,M,areplacedalong Γ(t)asshownin Figure. The governing equation is integrated along the dual segments surrounding di d i+ X i X i / X i X i+/ X i+ Figure. Curve discretization by finite volumes. thenodes X i, i =,...,M : u(xi+/ ) u(xi+/ ) ( tx u X du u ) X = u du+f u(x i / ) u(x i / ) ux F = κ S ux du Γ ( X) ux du, S κ Γ ( X) = ( u ) X ux u ux. ux ux u(xi+/ ) u(x i / ) u X du, 679
5 The resulting system of ordinary differential equations has the form dx ( i Xi+ X = i X i ) ( X i X +F i+ X (3.) i ), dt d i +d i+ d i+ d i d i +d i+ ( Xi+ X κ i = i X i )( X i X i+ X i ), d i +d i+ d i+ d i d i +d i+ M d j+ +d j F = M j= d κ j, j j= d i = X i X i, d M+ := d, X := X M, XM+ := X. This system is solved by means of an semi-implicit backward Euler scheme. Details are similar to[3]. 4. Computational studies We use scheme(3.) to perform a series of computational studies showing the behavior of the solution to(.4) as the directly treated constrained mean-curvature flow v Γ = κ Γ + κ Γ ds, Γ Γ in comparison to the curve shortening flow v Γ = κ Γ. The computations are analysed using the following measured quantity: Areaenclosedby Γ, A = Int(Γ) dxshouldbepreserved. The following examples demonstrate how the solution of(.4) evolves in time approaching the circular shape(called the Wulff shape), unlike the usual law(.) wherethecurveshrinkstoapointwhen F =.Intheexamples,thediscretization points remain almost uniformly distributed along the evolving curves during the considered evolution time intervals. No redistribution algorithm was necessary in this case(compare to[3],[4]). Example.InFigure,thefirststudyshowsthebehaviorofthesolutionwhen the initial four-folded curve is given by the formula r (u) = +.4cos(8πu), u [,]. Themotioninthetimeinterval [,.5]isdrivenbyequation(.). Thecurve Γ(t) asymptotically approaches the circular shape and shrinks to a point in finite time (comparewith[],[7]).thenumberoffinitevolumesis M =. 68
6 Figure. Curve shortening flow(.) for which any closed curve shrinks to a point the curveγ(t)isdepictedfor t=, t=.5, t=.5and t=.5. Example. InFigure3,thesecondstudyshowsthebehaviorofthesolution when the initial five-folded curve is given by the formula r (u) = +.65cos(πu), u [,]. Themotioninthetimeinterval [,.5]isdrivenbyequation(.). Thecurve Γ(t) asymptotically approaches the circular shape whereas the enclosed area is preserved (see[6]).thenumberoffinitevolumesis M =.Theinitialcurveenclosesthe areaof 3.839andat t =.5,thecurveenclosestheareaof Example3. InFigure4,thethirdstudyshowsthebehaviorofthesolution when the initial ten-folded curve is given by the formula r (u) = +.45cos(πu), u [,]. Themotioninthetimeinterval [,.5]isdrivenbyequation(.). Thecurve Γ(t) asymptotically approaches the circular shape whereas the enclosed area is preserved (see[6]).thenumberoffinitevolumesis M =.Theinitialcurveenclosesthe areaof 3.476andat t =.5,thecurveenclosestheareaof
7 Figure 3. Area-preserving mean curvature flow(.) where the initial 5-folded curve asymptoticallyattainsthecircularshape.thecurveγ(t)isdepictedfor t=, t=.5, t=.5and t= Figure 4. Area-preserving mean curvature flow (.) where the initial -folded curve asymptotically attains the circular shape. The curve Γ(t) is depicted for t =, t=.5, t=.5and t=.5. 68
8 Example4.InFigure5,thefourthstudyshowsthebehaviorofthesolutionfor the initial π-shaped curve whose parametric equations can be found in the Wolfram Alpha Database( The motion in the time interval [,.5] is driven by problem(.). The curve Γ(t) asymptotically approaches the circular shape whereas the enclosed area is preserved(see[6]). The number of finite volumesis M =. Theinitialcurveenclosestheareaof.6andat t =.5, the curve encloses the area of Figure 5. Area-preserving mean curvature flow (.) where the initial Ô-shaped curve asymptotically attains the circular shape. The curve Γ(t) is depicted for t =, t=.5, t=.5and t= Conclusion The paper studies the area-preserving mean curvature flow in the terms of qualitative behavior of the solution obtained numerically. The studies confirmed the theoretical indications that the solution approaches the circular shape in long term (see[],[6]). This behavior corresponds to the expected use in modeling the recrystallization phenomena in solid phase. 683
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