Surfaces expanding by non-concave curvature functions

Moving Surfaces by Non-concave Curvature Functions

A convex surface contracting by a strictly monotone, homogeneous degree one function of curvature remains smooth until it contracts to a point in finite time, and is asymptotically spherical in shape. No assumptions are made on the concavity of the speed as a function of principal curvatures.

Bi-concave Functions Defined by Al-Oboudi Differential Operator

The purpose of the present paper is to introduce a class $D_{Sigma ;delta }^{n}C_{0}(alpha )$ of bi-concave functions defined by Al-Oboudi differential operator. We find estimates on the Taylor-Maclaurin coefficients $leftvert a_{2}rightvert $ and $leftvert a_{3}rightvert$ for functions in this class. Several consequences of these results are also pointed out in the form of corollaries.

Convexity estimates for surfaces moving by curvature functions

We consider the evolution of compact surfaces by fully nonlinear, parabolic curvature ows for which the normal speed is given by a smooth, degree one homogeneous function of the principal curvatures of the evolving surface. Under no further restrictions on the speed function, we prove that initial surfaces on which the speed is positive become weakly convex at a singularity of the flow. This ge...

The Sugeno fuzzy integral of concave functions

The fuzzy integrals are a kind of fuzzy measures acting on fuzzy sets. They can be viewed as an average membershipvalue of fuzzy sets. The value of the fuzzy integral in a decision making environment where uncertainty is presenthas been well established. Most of the integral inequalities studied in the fuzzy integration context normally considerconditions such as monotonicity or comonotonicity....

Dehn Functions and Non-Positive Curvature