An example of a mean-convex mean curvature flow developing infinitely many singular epochs
Tatsuya Miura

TL;DR
This paper presents a compact mean-convex hypersurface evolving under mean curvature flow that develops infinitely many singular epochs accumulating at zero time, illustrating complex singularity behavior.
Contribution
It provides a novel example of mean curvature flow with infinitely many singular epochs converging to zero, highlighting intricate singularity development.
Findings
Existence of a hypersurface with infinitely many singular epochs
Singular epochs accumulate at zero time
Illustrates complex singularity formation in mean curvature flow
Abstract
In this paper, we give an example of a compact mean-convex hypersurface with a single singular point moved by mean curvature having a sequence of singular epochs (times) converging to zero.
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