Uniform boundedness and blow-up rate of solutions in non-scale-invariant superlinear heat equations

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Main Authors: Fujishima, Yohei, Kan, Toru
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author Fujishima, Yohei
Kan, Toru
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Kan, Toru
contents For superlinear heat equations with the Dirichlet boundary condition, the $L^\infty$ estimates of radially symmetric solutions are studied. In particular, the uniform boundedness of global solutions and the non-existence of solutions with type II blow-up are proved. For the space dimension greater than $9$, our results are shown under the condition that an exponent representing the growth rate of a nonlinear term is between the Sobolev exponent and the Joseph-Lundgren exponent. In the case where the space dimension is greater than $2$ and smaller than $10$, our results are applicable for nonlinear terms growing extremely faster than the exponential function.
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spellingShingle Uniform boundedness and blow-up rate of solutions in non-scale-invariant superlinear heat equations
Fujishima, Yohei
Kan, Toru
Analysis of PDEs
For superlinear heat equations with the Dirichlet boundary condition, the $L^\infty$ estimates of radially symmetric solutions are studied. In particular, the uniform boundedness of global solutions and the non-existence of solutions with type II blow-up are proved. For the space dimension greater than $9$, our results are shown under the condition that an exponent representing the growth rate of a nonlinear term is between the Sobolev exponent and the Joseph-Lundgren exponent. In the case where the space dimension is greater than $2$ and smaller than $10$, our results are applicable for nonlinear terms growing extremely faster than the exponential function.
title Uniform boundedness and blow-up rate of solutions in non-scale-invariant superlinear heat equations
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.20402