Neckpinch singularities in fractional mean curvature flows

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Abstract: In this paper we consider the evolution of sets by a fractional mean curvature flow. Our main result states that for any dimension n>2, there exists an embedded surface in mathbbRn evolving by fractional mean curvature flow, which developes a singularity before it can shrink to a point. When n>3 this result generalizes the analogue result of Grayson for the classical mean curvature flow. Interestingly, when n=2, our result provides instead a counterexample in the nonlocal framework to the well known Grayson Theorem, which states that any smooth embedded curve in the plane evolving by (classical) MCF shrinks to a point.



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