Harnack inequality for the Lagrangian mean curvature flow (Q1291793): Difference between revisions

Given a 1-form \(\eta\) on a Lagrangian (totally real) immersion \(L^n\) immersed into a Kähler-Einstein manifold \((M,g,J)\), the vector field \(J\xi\), where \(\xi\) is the dual metric vector field of \(\eta\) on \(L^n\), determines a deform of \(L\) preserving the Lagrangian structure. Then, it is possible to define a 1-form in terms of the second fundamental form, called mean curvature form, which is closed. In this paper, \(L^n\) is taken as a compact Lagrangian immersion with exact mean curvature form \(H\) into the Euclidean space \(\mathbb{R}^{2n}\) and it is derived a Harnack inequality for the mean curvature potential \(\phi\), that is \(d\phi= H\), being \(\phi\) a solution of the ``heat'' equation.