BLOW-UP PHENOMENA AND SPATIAL LOCALIZATION IN NONLINEAR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE AMBIENT DENSITY IN MULTIDIMENSIONAL DOMAINS
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blow-up; spatial localization; variable density; double-nonlinear parabolic equation; self-similar solution; finite speed of propagation; Cauchy problem; reaction-diffusion; nonlinear splitting; numerical simulation.Abstract
This paper is devoted to the investigation of blow-up phenomena and spatial localization effects arising in double-nonlinear parabolic equations with variable ambient density and power-type source terms in multidimensional domains. The Cauchy problem for the equation is considered, where is the variable density, m > 1 and q > 1 are nonlinearity exponents. Using the method of nonlinear splitting and self-similar substitution, approximate compactly supported solutions are constructed and their qualitative properties are analyzed. Two comparison lemmas are proved that provide explicit upper and lower bounds for the solution. A main theorem on blow-up and localization is derived, which gives sharp estimates for the front position and the blow-up time in terms of the system parameters. An implicit alternating-direction numerical scheme combined with Newton iterations is implemented with visualization. The theoretical predictions are validated through extensive numerical experiments confirming the finite-speed effect and the localization of thermal disturbances.
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