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Dynamic Ritz projection of mean curvature flow and optimal ${\bf L^2}$ convergence of parametric FEM
A new approach is developed to study the convergence of parametric finite element approximations to the mean curvature flow of closed surfaces in three-dimensional space. In this approach, the error analysis is conducted by comparing the numerical solution to a dynamic Ritz projection of the mean cu
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