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Blow-up behaviour for the fourth-order quasilinear porous medium equation with source, u_t=(|u|^nu)_{xxxx}+|u|^{p-1}u in R×R_+, where n > 0, p > 1, is studied. Countable and finite families of similarity blow-up patterns of the form u_S(x,t)=(T-t)^{-\frac{1}{p-1}}f(y), where y=\frac{x}{T-t}^β, β=\frac{p-(n+1)}{4(p-1)}, which blow-up as t→T^- < ∞, are described. These solutions explain key features of regional (for p=n+1), single point (for p > n+1), and global (for p∈(1,n+1)) blowup. The concepts and various variational, bifurcation, and numerical approaches for revealing the structure and multiplicities of such blow-up patterns are presented.
}, issn = {2079-732X}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.4208/jpde.v23.n2.1}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jpde/5224.html} }Blow-up behaviour for the fourth-order quasilinear porous medium equation with source, u_t=(|u|^nu)_{xxxx}+|u|^{p-1}u in R×R_+, where n > 0, p > 1, is studied. Countable and finite families of similarity blow-up patterns of the form u_S(x,t)=(T-t)^{-\frac{1}{p-1}}f(y), where y=\frac{x}{T-t}^β, β=\frac{p-(n+1)}{4(p-1)}, which blow-up as t→T^- < ∞, are described. These solutions explain key features of regional (for p=n+1), single point (for p > n+1), and global (for p∈(1,n+1)) blowup. The concepts and various variational, bifurcation, and numerical approaches for revealing the structure and multiplicities of such blow-up patterns are presented.