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Extending CR Yamabe flow and Yamabe flow with boundary
Suppose that is a solution to the Yamabe flow in a complete Riemannian manifold M on time interval , where . Ma, Cheng, and Zhu proved that one can extend the Yamabe flow beyond T under certain conditions. In this paper, we prove the corresponding theorem for the CR Yamabe flow and the Yamabe flow with boundary.
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