Grim Raindrop: A Translating Solution to Curve Diffusion Flow
W. Jacob Ogden, Micah Warren

TL;DR
This paper proves the existence of a translating solution to the higher-order curve diffusion flow in the plane, extending understanding of geometric flows beyond curve shortening flow.
Contribution
It introduces the first known translating solution to the curve diffusion flow, a higher-order geometric evolution equation.
Findings
Existence of a properly immersed translating solution established.
Extends the theory of geometric flows to higher-order cases.
Provides a foundation for future studies of curve diffusion dynamics.
Abstract
We show the existence of a properly immersed translating solution to curve diffusion flow in the plane. Curve diffusion flow is a higher order version of curve shortening flow, namely \[ \left( \frac{dX}{dt}\right) ^{\perp}=-\kappa_{ss}N. \]
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TopicsFlood Risk Assessment and Management · Soil erosion and sediment transport · Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies
