The curve-lengthening flow in inversive geometry
Ben Andrews, Glen Wheeler

TL;DR
This paper studies a special geometric flow in inversive geometry, proving long-term existence and convergence of curves to loxodromic shapes under certain conditions.
Contribution
Introduces an invariant gradient flow for the length functional in inversive geometry and proves its solutions exist globally and converge to specific curves.
Findings
Solutions exist for all time
Curves converge to loxodromic shapes
Flow preserves invariance properties
Abstract
We consider an invariant gradient flow for the invariant length functional for co-compact curves in inversive geometry, and prove that solutions exist for all time and converge to loxodromic curves, provided the initial curve is admissible (so that the invariant length element is well defined).
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TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques
