MATTEO NOVAGA

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University of Pisa

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Professor Matteo Novaga is a faculty member at Università degli Studi di Pisa, Italy. His research encompasses lattice tilings, nonlocal perimeters, and gradient flows of convex functionals. Recent contributions include stability analyses for curve shortening flows and investigations into singularities of network flows. His work further explores isoperimetric problems and interfaces in mass-conserving systems.

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Berardo Ruffini

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Alessandra Pluda

University of Pisa

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MATTEO NOVAGA

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Articles (17)

Lattice tilings minimizing nonlocal perimeters

Rigidity of the ball for an isoperimetric problem with strong capacitary repulsion

Lattice tilings with minimal perimeter and unequal volumes

\({\boldsymbol{{L}^{1}}}\)-Gradient Flow of Convex Functionals

Stability analysis for the anisotropic curve shortening flow of planar networks

Singularities of the network flow with symmetric initial data

Periodic partitions with minimal perimeter

Generation and Motion of Interfaces in a Mass-Conserving Reaction-Diffusion System

Type-0 singularities in the network flow – Evolution of trees

Stability of the ball under volume preserving fractional mean curvature flow

Graphical translators for anisotropic and crystalline mean curvature flow

Heteroclinic connections and Dirichlet problems for a nonlocal functional of oscillation type

On the obstacle problem for fractional semilinear wave equations

Minimisers of a general Riesz-type problem

Anisotropic Curvature Flow of Immersed Networks

Anisotropic mean curvature flow of Lipschitz graphs and convergence to self-similar solutions

Symmetric Self-Shrinkers for the Fractional Mean Curvature Flow

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Berardo Ruffini

Alessandra Pluda

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