Convergence of thresholding schemes incorporating bulk effects
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Abstract: In this paper we establish the convergence of three computational algorithms for interface motion in a multi-phase system, which incorporate bulk effects. The algorithms considered fall under the classification of thresholding schemes, in the spirit of the celebrated Merriman-Bence-Osher algorithm for producing an interface moving by mean curvature. The schemes considered here all incorporate either a local force coming from an energy in the bulk, or a non-local force coming from a volume constraint. We first establish the convergence of a scheme proposed by Ruuth-Wetton for approximating volume-preserving mean-curvature flow. Next we study a scheme for the geometric flow generated by surface tension plus bulk energy. Here the limit is motion by mean curvature (MMC) plus forcing term. Third we consider a thresholding scheme for simulating grain growth in a polycrystal surrounded by air, which incorporates boundary effects on the solid-vapor interface. The limiting flow is MMC on the inner grain boundaries, and volume-preserving MMC on the solid-vapor interface.
This work explores three computational algorithms for solving computational problems related to the modeling of interface motion in multiphase systems in the sense of proving their convergence. The conceptual idea is based on the interpretation of the Merriman-Bence-Oscher approach, which considers the mean-curvature-based time discretization as a scheme minimizing movements. The algorithms, for which their convergence is proven, are related to the volume-preserving mean-curvature flow, mean-curvature flow with external force, and a threshold algorithm for the simulation of grain growth in polycrystals.
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