Entropy in Mean Curvature Flow
Offered By: International Mathematical Union via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the concept of entropy in mean curvature flow through this 43-minute lecture by Lu Wang, presented at the International Mathematical Union. Delve into the definition of entropy for hypersurfaces, understanding its role as a measure of geometric complexity and its invariance under rigid motions and dilations. Survey recent progress on conjectures by Colding, Ilmanen, Minicozzi, and White regarding the sharp lower bound on entropy for hypersurfaces. Examine extensions of these conjectures and gain insights into the study of mean curvature flow. Access accompanying presentation slides for visual support and deeper comprehension of this advanced mathematical topic.
Syllabus
Lu Wang: Entropy in mean curvature flow
Taught by
International Mathematical Union
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