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Breathing and moving vesicles in a geometric mechanochemical model
We consider a geometric mechanochemical model of vesicles which couples the Helfrich flow for the shape of a lipid bilayer vesicle membrane $X$ with a reaction-diffusion equations for a single ``morphogen'' $ϕ$ on $X$. The Helfrich flow is the $L^2$ gradient flow of the elastic bending energy $E(X)=
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