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Uniqueness of self-similar solutions to the network flow in a given topological class

Mariel Sáez Trumper

Published 2008-10-14Version 1

In this paper we study the uniqueness of expanding self-similar solutions to the network flow in a fixed topological class. We prove the result via the parabolic Allen-Cahn approximation proved in \cite{triodginz}. Moreover, we prove that any regular evolution of connected tree-like network (with an initial condition that might be not regular) is unique in a given a topological class.

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