Construction of a spectrally stable self-similar blowup solution to the supercritical corotational harmonic map heat flow
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Abstract: We prove the existence of a (spectrally) stable self-similar blow-up solution to the heat flow for corotational harmonic maps from to the three-sphere. In particular, our result verifies the spectral gap conjecture stated by one of the authors and lays the groundwork for the proof of the nonlinear stability of . At the heart of our analysis lies a new existence result of a monotone self-similar solution . Although solutions of this kind have already been constructed before, our approach reveals substantial quantitative properties of , leading to the stability result. A key ingredient is the use of interval arithmetic: a rigorous computer-assisted method for estimating functions. It is easy to verify our results by robust numerics but the purpose of the present paper is to provide mathematically rigorous proofs.
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