The critical exponent for the two-dimensional semilinear wave equation with strong damping
Wenhui Chen
Abstract
In this manuscript, we determine the critical exponent for the two-dimensional semilinear wave equation with strong damping. A recent result in D'Abbicco (arXiv, 2026) gives global in-time small data solutions for p>103, whereas we in the paper prove finite-time blow-up for 2<p≤slant103 under an averaged sign condition on the initial velocity. Together with the previously known blow-up result for 1<p≤slant3, the threshold for the power nonlinearity |u|p is align* p=pcrit=103. align* We prove positivity of the full two-dimensional velocity fundamental solution and construct a positive averaged kernel, which allows us to establish a nonlinear lower-bound iteration in a parabolic region.
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