A discrete phenomenon in the C^ and analytic regularity of the blow-up curve of solutions to the Liouville equation in one space dimension
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The author gives a complete discussion of the \(C^{\infty}\) or analytic regularity of blow-up curves for Cauchy problems or some mixed problems for the Liouville equation \(u_{tt}-u_{xx}=e^u.\) Better regularity of the blow-up curve is proved for some boundary conditions.
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