The limit of the inverse mean curvature flow on a torus
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Abstract: For an rotationally symmetric embedded torus , evolved by Inverse Mean Curvature Flow, we show that the total curvature remains bounded up to the singular time . We then show convergence of the to a rotationally symmetric embedded torus as without rescaling. Later, we observe a scale-invariant energy estimate on any embedded solution of the flow in that may be useful in ruling out curvature blowup near singularities in general.
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