A critical blow-up exponent for flux limiation in a Keller-Segel system

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Abstract: The parabolic-elliptic cross-diffusion system [ left{ �egin{array}{l} u_t = Delta u -

abla cdot Big(uf(| abla v|^2)

abla v Big), \[1mm] 0 = Delta v - mu + u, qquad int_Omega v=0, qquad mu:=frac{1}{|Omega|} int_Omega u dx, end{array} ight. ] is considered along with homogeneous Neumann-type boundary conditions in a smoothly bounded domain OmegasubsetRn, nge1, where f generalizes the prototype given by [ f(xi) = (1+xi)^{-alpha}, qquad xige 0, qquad mbox{for all } xige 0, ] with alphainR. In this framework, the main results assert that if nge2, Omega is a ball and [ alpha<frac{n-2}{2(n-1)}, ] then throughout a considerably large set of radially symmetric initial data, an associated initial value problem admits solutions blowing up in finite time with respect to the Linfty norm of their first components. This is complemented by a second statement which ensures that in general and not necessarily symmetric settings, if either n=1 and alphainR is arbitrary, or nge2 and alpha>fracn−22(n−1), then any explosion is ruled out in the sense that for arbitrary nonnegative and continuous initial data, a global bounded classical solution exists.




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