Star-shaped centrosymmetric curves under Gage's area-preserving flow
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Abstract: It is proved that Gage's area-preserving flow can evolve a centrosymmetric star-shaped initial curve smoothly, make it convex in a finite time and deform it into a circle as time tends to infinity.
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