ABSTRACT. Streets and Tian introduced a parabolic flow of pluriclosed metrics. We classify the long time behavior of homogeneous solutions of this flow on closed complex surfaces including minimal Hopf, Inoue, Kodaira, and non-Kähler, properly elliptic surfaces. We also construct expanding soliton solutions to the flow on the universal covers of these surfaces by taking blowdown limits of these homogeneous solutions.
Abstract. Inspired by work of Colding-Minicozzi [3] on mean curvature flow, Zhang [16] introduced a notion of entropy stability for harmonic map flow. We build further upon this work in several directions. First we prove the equivalence of entropy stability with a more computationally tractable F-stability. Then, focusing on the case of spherical targets, we prove a general instability result for high-entropy solitons. Finally, we exploit results of Lin-Wang [11] to observe long time existence and convergence results for maps into certain convex domains and how they relate to generic singularities of harmonic map flow.
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