We consider the problem of blow-up of smooth solutions for the 3-D Boussinesq equations. Owing to the viscosity, we prove that the maximum norm of the gradient of vorticity controls the breakdown of the solutions; the scalar temperature function is shown to be irrelevant to the breakdown.
We discuss the evolution of plane curves which are described by entire graphs with prescribed opening angle. We show that a solution converges to the unique self-similar solution with the same asymptotics.
Spiral waves are commonly observed in biological and chemical systems. Representing each wave front by a single curve, Brazhnik, Davydov, and Mikhailov introduce a kinematic model equation. The aim of this paper is to provide a detailed analysis for the steady state solutions of these equations. The existence of asymptotically Archimedean solutions is analytically shown.
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