Discrete mean curvature flow is a process that generalizes the concept of mean curvature flow in the context of discrete geometric settings, particularly when dealing with piecewise linear approximations of surfaces. It focuses on evolving a discrete surface in a way that mimics the smooth mean curvature flow by adjusting the positions of vertices according to the mean curvature at those points, allowing for a dynamic understanding of geometric evolution in discrete spaces.
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