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SUMMARY:Casey Rodriguez (MIT)
DTSTART:20200807T203000Z
DTEND:20200807T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T021649Z
UID:MPHA/9
DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/MPHA/9/">The
  Radiative Uniqueness Conjecture for Bubbling Wave Maps</a>\nby Casey Rodr
 iguez (MIT) as part of TAMU: Mathematical Physics and Harmonic Analysis Se
 minar\n\n\nAbstract\nWe will discuss the finite time breakdown of solution
 s to a canonical example of a geometric wave equation: energy critical wav
 e maps. Breakthrough works of Krieger-Schlag–Tataru\, Rodnianski-Sterben
 z and Raphael–Rodnianski produced examples of wave maps that develop sin
 gularities in finite time. These solutions break down by concentrating ene
 rgy at a point in space (via bubbling a harmonic map) but have a regular l
 imit\, away from the singular point\, as time approaches the final time of
  existence. The regular limit is referred to as the radiation. This mechan
 ism of breakdown occurs in many other PDE including energy critical wave e
 quations\, Schrodinger maps and Yang-Mills equations. A basic question is 
 the following:\n\nCan we give a precise description of all bubbling singul
 arities for wave maps with the goal of finding the natural unique continua
 tion of such solutions past the singularity?\n\nIn this talk\, we will dis
 cuss recent work (joint with J. Jendrej and A. Lawrie) which is the first 
 to directly and explicitly connect the radiative component to the bubbling
  dynamics by constructing and classifying bubbling solutions with a simple
  form of prescribed radiation. Our results serve as an important first ste
 p in formulating and proving the following Radiative Uniqueness Conjecture
  for a large class of wave maps: every bubbling solution is uniquely chara
 cterized by its radiation\, and thus\, every bubbling solution can be uniq
 uely continued past blow-up time while conserving energy.\n
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