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Oriented point-cloud varifolds for estimating the perimeter and computing its Wasserstein gradient flow
This paper develops a mesh-free numerical method for the one-phase Mullins-Sekerka flow, in which the interface bounding a set moves as the Wasserstein gradient flow of its perimeter. One difficulty in computing this flow is that two pieces of the interface with opposite normals form a hidden bounda
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