Blowup for the forced electron MHD

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contents The electron magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) contains a highly nonlinear Hall term with an interesting structure. Exploring the Hall nonlinear structure, we investigate possible phenomena of finite time blow up for the electron MHD with a (non-rough) forcing. When the magnetic field has zero horizontal components, the vertical component equation has a mixing feature with the mixer being the current flow. By constructing a magnetic field profile whose current density is approximately a hyperbolic flow near the origin, we show blowup develops in finite time. In another setting when the magnetic field is a shear type, the Hall term vanishes, and finite time blowup can be obtained for the forced electron MHD as well.
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spellingShingle Blowup for the forced electron MHD
Dai, Mimi
Analysis of PDEs
35Q35, 76B03, 76D09, 76E25, 76W05
The electron magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) contains a highly nonlinear Hall term with an interesting structure. Exploring the Hall nonlinear structure, we investigate possible phenomena of finite time blow up for the electron MHD with a (non-rough) forcing. When the magnetic field has zero horizontal components, the vertical component equation has a mixing feature with the mixer being the current flow. By constructing a magnetic field profile whose current density is approximately a hyperbolic flow near the origin, we show blowup develops in finite time. In another setting when the magnetic field is a shear type, the Hall term vanishes, and finite time blowup can be obtained for the forced electron MHD as well.
title Blowup for the forced electron MHD
topic Analysis of PDEs
35Q35, 76B03, 76D09, 76E25, 76W05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.14777