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math.AP2026

On the blow-up of solutions to scale-invariant wave equations with damping and mass: Beyond the positive discriminant restriction

Mohamed Ali Hamza

This paper investigates the blow-up of solutions to scale-invariant semilinear wave equations featuring the damping term , the mass term $\frac{ν^2}{(1+t)…

math.AP2026

The blow-up rate for a log non-scaling invariant semilinear wave equation in the conformal regime

Mohamed Ali Hamza

We consider the blow-up behavior of solutions to the semilinear wave equation in the confo…

math.AP2015

The blow-up rate for strongly perturbed semilinear wave equations in the conformal regime without a radial assumption

Mohamed-Ali Hamza

We consider in this paper a large class of perturbed semilinear wave equations with critical (in the conformal transform sense) power nonlinearity. We will show that the blow-up ra…

math.AP2013★ 13 cited

The blow-up rate for strongly perturbed semilinear wave equations

Mohamed-Ali Hamza, Omar Saidi

We consider in this paper a large class of perturbed semilinear wave equation with subconformal power nonlinearity. In particular, we allow log perturbations of the main source. We…

math.AP2010

A Lyapunov functional and blow-up results for a class of perturbations for semilinear wave equations in the critical case

Mohamed-Ali Hamza, Hatem Zaag

We consider in this paper some class of perturbation for the semilinear wave equation with critical (in the conformal transform sense) power nonlinearity. Working in the framework…

math.AP2010

A Lyapunov functional and blow-up results for a class of perturbed semilinear wave equations

Mohamed-Ali Hamza, Hatem Zaag

We consider in this paper some class of perturbation for the semilinear wave equation with subcritical (in the conformal transform sense) power nonlinearity. We first derive a Lyap…