In the present article, we consider blow-up phenomena appearing in k-equivariant harmonic map heat flow from to a unit sphere : Here the scalar variable u stands for latitudinal angle… Click to show full abstract
In the present article, we consider blow-up phenomena appearing in k-equivariant harmonic map heat flow from to a unit sphere : Here the scalar variable u stands for latitudinal angle on from the north pole to the south pole . The integer corresponds to the eigenvalues associated to eigenmaps , that is, harmonic maps with constant energy density. We prove constructively the existence of asymptotically non-self-similar blow-up solutions with precise description of their local space-time profiles. The blow-up solutions arise from, depending on the combination of d and k, two different approximations of the nonlinear term: either through a Dirac mass supported at the origin or via a Taylor expansion around equator map . Transition of the blow-up mechanisms arises, accordingly.
               
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