Huisken's monotonicity formula

In differential geometry, Huisken's monotonicity formula states that, if an n-dimensional surface in (n + 1)-dimensional Euclidean space undergoes the mean curvature flow, then its convolution with an appropriately scaled and time-reversed heat kernel is non-increasing. The result is named after Gerhard Huisken, who published it in 1990. Specifically, the (n + 1)-dimensional time-reversed heat kernel converging to a point x0 at time t0 may be given by the formula Then Huisken's monotonicity formula gives an explicit expression for the derivativeof

Huisken's monotonicity formula

In differential geometry, Huisken's monotonicity formula states that, if an n-dimensional surface in (n + 1)-dimensional Euclidean space undergoes the mean curvature flow, then its convolution with an appropriately scaled and time-reversed heat kernel is non-increasing. The result is named after Gerhard Huisken, who published it in 1990. Specifically, the (n + 1)-dimensional time-reversed heat kernel converging to a point x0 at time t0 may be given by the formula Then Huisken's monotonicity formula gives an explicit expression for the derivativeof