29 problems
Let be a closed, compact Riemannian manifold without boundary, and let be a smooth solution of the incompressible Euler equations on . Tao's conjecture.…
Consider the inviscid Hou–Li model with initial data for small positive , where the data belong to but to no higher Hölder class. The preced…
Fix soliton parameters , , , and . Let be a smooth solution of the wave equation satisfying…
The energy-critical wave equation is an evolutionary dispersive equation whose maximally extended solutions are expected to exhibit soliton resolution. A dynamically scaled soliton…
Let , and let be a solution arising from smooth initial data in the stated Type I self-similar stability resu…
Consider the fractional stochastic Navier–Stokes system studied in the paper, but replace its Gaussian white-noise forcing by discontinuous forcing generated by a Lévy process with…
Consider a vortex patch whose boundary has a single corner of acute angle, and define the order of a cusp at by … where and represent the graphs of the two side…
Consider a vortex patch whose boundary has a single corner of acute angle, without any imposed symmetry. Cohen–Danchin's conjecture. Any such acute single corner would cusp immedia…
Let be the evolving region of a vortex patch, with boundary , and suppose that the initial boundary is a smooth…
In dimensions, the original BKL conjecture predicts highly oscillatory behaviour near the Big Bang for vacuum solutions and most matter sources. Scalar field matter is expect…
In dimensions, vacuum solutions are expected to become highly oscillatory as they approach the Big Bang, with this behaviour persisting in the presence of most matter sources…
Let an entropy-maximizing solution of the Navier–Stokes equation have strictly turbulent initial conditions, meaning that the initial data are orthogonal to the smooth data at each…
Let be the Fubini–Study Einstein metric, and consider unstable perturbations that are conformal but not Kähler. Let be the Kähler blowdown sol…
Finite-time cusp blow-up conjecture. For sufficiently small , initial data of sufficiently large mass lead to a blow-up of the fCH solution in finite time.…
Consider the nonlocal transport equation with parameters and , where the equation and its solution class are as specified in the source. Li–Rodrigo's singularity c…
Let the Whitham equation be considered with initial data of sufficiently large mass, and let denote the characteristic breaking time. A cusp at time has a spa…
Let be the sign function defined on the energy sublevel region near the equilibria, and consider solutions of the strong-force Hill lunar problem with …
Let denote the constructed blow-up solution from Part (a) of Theorem, and let be any other solution that blows up backwa…
The approximate SQG front equation describes a front through a graph , with singularity formation referring to the breakdown of the corresponding solution. Breaking…
Okamoto–Sakajo–Wunsch full-range singularity conjecture. Finite-time singularity formation occurs throughout the range .
Okamoto–Sakajo–Wunsch threshold conjecture. For smooth initial data, solutions are globally regular when , while finite-time singularity formation occurs when .
De Gregorio's smoothness dichotomy conjecture. Somewhat smooth strong solutions can develop a singularity in finite time, whereas very smooth strong solutions remain smooth for all…
Okamoto–Sakajo–Wunsch threshold conjecture. When , finite-time singularities occur, whereas when , solutions are globally regular.
Let be a smooth, even solution of the Córdoba–Córdoba–Fontelos equation … with initial condition having a single nondegenerate maximum and decaying sufficiently q…
Consider the generalized KP equation … with -independent initial data , and assume its solution is at least for . Let…