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48 results for Hardt-Simon proof

Paper constructs flows converging to cones and foliations.

problem Understanding mean curvature flow convergence to cones and foliations.
method Constructs a family of mean curvature flows converging to cones and foliations under specific conditions.
result Flow converges to area minimizing, strictly stable hypercone and Hardt-Simon foliation of the cone.

Partial boundary regularity for area-minimizing currents at tangential boundary points.

problem Boundary regularity of co-dimension one area-minimizing currents.
method Proof closely follows Hardt and Simon's boundary regularity result.
result Partial regularity of tangent cones, uniqueness of tangent cone.

New special Lagrangian submanifolds with multiple conical singularities found.

problem Existence of special Lagrangian submanifolds with multiple conical singularities.
method Extending Caffarelli-Hardt-Simon perturbation argument to special Lagrangian setting and proving a bridge principle.
result Existence of conically singular special Lagrangian submanifolds with prescribed regular tangent cones.

The study examines singularities in flows with curvature bounds and identifies unique tangent flows.

problem Analyzing singularities in mean curvature flows with curvature bounds.
method Examines tangent flows and uses stationary and area-minimizing cones to identify unique flows.
result For flows with HLLlocpH \in L^\infty L^p_{loc}, the tangent flow is unique when p=p = \infty and C\mathbf{C} is a regular cone.

Low-entropy surfaces can be flowed into spheres and cylinders.

problem Proving mean curvature flow for low-entropy hypersurfaces.
method Low-entropy density drop argument and recent work on hypersurfaces.
result Closed hypersurfaces with entropy ≤ 2 can be flowed into spherical and cylindrical shapes.

Construct locally minimizing (1,2)(1,2)-clusters with prescribed asymptotic geometry.

problem Minimizing clusters with prescribed asymptotic geometry.
method Develop a refined construction using the Hardt-Simon foliation.
result Produce a countably infinite family of distinct locally minimizing clusters asymptotic to a singular area-minimizing hypercone.

Smooth approximations near singularities of constant mean curvature surfaces are found.

problem Finding smooth approximations for constant mean curvature surfaces near singular points.
method Proving the existence of sequences of smooth CMC hypersurfaces converging to a given one in a ball centered at the singularity.
result Smooth approximations exist in a ball centered at the singularity of a CMC hypersurface.

The study shows that certain metrics on spheres prevent stable tangent cones for area-minimizing boundaries.

problem Preventing stable tangent cones for area-minimizing boundaries under specific metrics.
method Developed a perturbation theorem and used spectral theory and compactness arguments.
result A residual set of metrics on Sn+1S^{n+1} precludes linearly stable tangent cones for area-minimizing boundaries.

The Goldman-Parker Conjecture classifies the complex hyperbolic C-reflection ideal triangle groups up to discreteness. We proved the Goldman-Parker Conjecture in [Ann. of Math. 153 (2001) 533--598] using a rigorous computer-assisted proof. In this paper we give a new and improved proof of the Goldman-Parker Conjecture.…

2005-08-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Transformers improve logical reasoning on longer proofs but struggle with length.

problem Understanding systematic generalization in neural proof generation.
method Soft theorem-proving using Transformer models, evaluating logical consistency and inference accuracy.
result Transformers improve generalization with longer proofs but have difficulty with length.

We provide yet another proof of the existence of calibrated forecasters; it has two merits. First, it is valid for an arbitrary finite number of outcomes. Second, it is short and simple and it follows from a direct application of Blackwell's approachability theorem to carefully chosen vector-valued payoff function and …

2009-12-18abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves a new theorem in Riemannian geometry and offers a new proof for Toponogov's theorem in Alexandrov geometry.

problem Proving new theorems in Riemannian and Alexandrov geometries.
method Inspired by the proof of the Schur-Toponogov theorem, a new proof of Toponogov's theorem is provided.
result A new theorem in Riemannian geometry and a new proof of Toponogov's theorem in Alexandrov geometry.