2019
DOI: 10.1007/s12220-019-00224-0
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Combinatorial p-th Calabi Flows for Discrete Conformal Factors on Surfaces

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“…The longtime existence and convergence of the combinatorial Calabi flow with surgery for Luo's vertex scalings were proved by Zhu-Xu [44]. Feng-Lin-Zhang [8] introduced the combinatorial p-th Calabi flow for Luo's vertex scalings on surfaces, and proved the corresponding longtime existence and convergence of the combinatorial p-th Calabi flow by surgery. Recently, Wu-Xu [36] introduced the fractional combinatorial Calabi flow for Luo's vertex scalings on surfaces, and proved the corresponding longtime existence and convergence of the flow by surgery.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The longtime existence and convergence of the combinatorial Calabi flow with surgery for Luo's vertex scalings were proved by Zhu-Xu [44]. Feng-Lin-Zhang [8] introduced the combinatorial p-th Calabi flow for Luo's vertex scalings on surfaces, and proved the corresponding longtime existence and convergence of the combinatorial p-th Calabi flow by surgery. Recently, Wu-Xu [36] introduced the fractional combinatorial Calabi flow for Luo's vertex scalings on surfaces, and proved the corresponding longtime existence and convergence of the flow by surgery.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…background geometry. After that, so-called combinatorial p-th Calabi flows are also studied in [23,13], which generalize the work in [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…This implies that the fractional combinatorial Calabi flow (1.10) is a nonlocal combinatorial curvature flow in general. The fractional combinatorial Calabi flow (1.10) is different from the combinatorial p-th Calabi flow defined by discrete p-Laplace operator in [7,28]. Motivated by Definition 2, we further introduce a fractional combinatorial Calabi flow for decorated and hyper-ideal hyperbolic polyhedral metrics on 3-dimensional manifolds in [42], where the basic properties of the flow are also established.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%