On the blow up and condensation of supercritical solutions of the nordheim equation for bosons
Communications in Mathematical Physics, ISSN: 1432-0916, Vol: 330, Issue: 1, Page: 331-365
2014
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In this paper we prove that the solutions of the isotropic, spatially homogeneous Nordheim equation for bosons with bounded initial data blow up in finite time in the L norm if the values of the energy and particle density are in the range of values where the corresponding equilibria contain a Diracmass.We also prove that, in the weak solutions, whose initial data are measures with values of particle and energy densities satisfying the previous condition, a Dirac measure at the origin forms in finite time.
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