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This paper is a summary of the results obtained by the author in a joint paper with H. M. Soner. The problem considered is a curvature driven free boundary problem related to crystal growth. The results are concerned with the existence and with some qualitative properties (e.g. finite time extinction) of polygonal solutions. The technique employed is to apply a limiting procedure of smooth mean curvature flows providing super and sub-solutions. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0880.00041].
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