Blow-up in a fractionally delayed and strongly damped logarithmic plate equation: theoretical and numerical analysis
摘要
This paper studies the well–posedness and finite–time blow–up of a strongly damped logarithmic plate equation with a tempered Caputo fractional delay. We prove local well-posedness of weak solutions using semigroup theory and energy estimates. For initial data with negative energy, we show via a refined concavity method that solutions blow up in finite time, highlighting the interplay between the fractional delay, strong damping, and logarithmic nonlinearity. Numerical simulations using a spectral–Newmark scheme confirm the theoretical blow-up behavior.