Joachim Krieger
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
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Inventiones Mathematicae | 2008
Joachim Krieger; Wilhelm Schlag; Daniel Tataru
We prove the existence of equivariant finite time blow-up solutions for the wave map problem from ℝ2+1→S2 of the form
American Journal of Mathematics | 2007
Joachim Krieger; Wilhelm Schlag
u(t,r)=Q(\lambda(t)r)+\mathcal{R}(t,r)
Journal of the American Mathematical Society | 2006
Joachim Krieger; Wilhelm Schlag
where u is the polar angle on the sphere,
American Journal of Mathematics | 2013
Joachim Krieger; Kenji Nakanishi; Wilhelm Schlag
Q(r)=2\arctan r
Mathematische Annalen | 2013
Roland Donninger; Joachim Krieger
is the ground state harmonic map, λ(t)=t-1-ν, and
Journal of the European Mathematical Society | 2009
Joachim Krieger; Wilhelm Schlag
\mathcal{R}(t,r)
Duke Mathematical Journal | 2015
Joachim Krieger; Jacob Sterbenz; Daniel Tataru
is a radiative error with local energy going to zero as t→0. The number
Annales Henri Poincaré | 2009
Joachim Krieger; Enno Lenzmann; Pierre Raphael
\nu>\frac{1}{2}
Advances in Mathematics | 2012
Philip T. Gressman; Joachim Krieger; Robert M. Strain
can be prescribed arbitrarily. This is accomplished by first “renormalizing” the blow-up profile, followed by a perturbative analysis.
Annales Henri Poincaré | 2009
Joachim Krieger; Enno Lenzmann; Pierre Raphael
The wave equation ∂ttψ − Δψ − ψ5 = 0 in ℝ3 is known to exhibit finite time blowup for data of negative energy. Furthermore, it admits the special static solutions φ(x, a) = (3a) ¼ (1 + a|x|2)−½ for all a > 0 which are linearly unstable. We view these functions as a curve in the energy space ˙H1 ×L2. We prove the existence of a family of perturbations of this curve that lead to global solutions possessing a well-defined long time asymptotic behavior as the sum of a bulk term plus a scattering term. Moreover, this family forms a co-dimension one manifold M of small diameter in a suitable topology. Loosely speaking, M acts as a center-stable manifold with the curve Φ(·, a) as an attractor in M.