Finite-time blow-up solutions for the Calogero--Sutherland derivative NLS
Abstract
We construct an explicit family of smooth finite-time blow-up solutions for the focusing Calogero--Sutherland derivative NLS given by i ∂t u = -∂x2 u - 2 D Π(|u|2) u with (t,x) ∈ R × T , where D=-i ∂x and Π denotes the Cauchy--Szegő projector. This is a mass-critical NLS-type equation with a Lax pair structure. The Cauchy problem is global well-posed in the class of Hardy-Sobolev spaces Hs+(T)=L2+(T) Hs(T) for small L2-mass \| u0 \|L22 < 1 as recently proven in [R.~Badreddine, Pure Appl. Anal. 6 (2024)]. By a non-perturbative method, we construct smooth blow-up initial data with L2-mass in the entire range 1 < \|u0 \|L22 <2. The strategy is based on a stability analysis for the explicit formula for (CS) combined with a suitable choice of finite-gap potentials as initial data that bifurcate from the discrete set of trivial plane waves ei m x with m ∈ Z 0. More precisely, we find a parametrized family of smooth initial data u0 in L2+(T) such that the corresponding solution u(t) of (CS) blows up with \| u(t) \|Hs 1(T-t)2s as t T for all s > 0 for some finite time 0 < T < ∞. Moreover, we give a full description of the blow-up dynamics and we identify the unique weak limit of u(t) in L2+(T) as t T. Finally, we show instability of these blow-up solutions and complement our results by showing global existence for a class of finite-gap potentials as initial data with arbitrarily large L2-mass.
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