Long time asymptotics for forced curvature flow applied to the motion of a superconducting vortex
Long time asymptotics for forced curvature flow applied to the motion of a superconducting vortex
We consider the large time asymptotics for the evolution of a planar curve subject to mean curvature flow and constant forcing. Depending on the sign of the forcing we prove convergence for large times to either a travelling wave or a self-similar profile. The context of our work is the study of the motion of a superconducting vortex.
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Deckelnick, Klaus
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Elliott, Charles
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Richardson, Giles
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May 1997
Deckelnick, Klaus
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Elliott, Charles
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Richardson, Giles
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Deckelnick, Klaus, Elliott, Charles and Richardson, Giles
(1997)
Long time asymptotics for forced curvature flow applied to the motion of a superconducting vortex.
Nonlinearity, 10 (655), .
(doi:10.1088/0951-7715/10/3/005).
Abstract
We consider the large time asymptotics for the evolution of a planar curve subject to mean curvature flow and constant forcing. Depending on the sign of the forcing we prove convergence for large times to either a travelling wave or a self-similar profile. The context of our work is the study of the motion of a superconducting vortex.
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Published date: May 1997
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/404032
ISSN: 0951-7715
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