Blow-up solutions to the fractional solid fuel ignition model

Abstract

In this study, we investigate a time fractional parabolic equation with Caputo-Fabrizio derivative and a pure exponential source term. The model can be seen as a modified version of a solid fuel ignition by considering delay effects. Because of the bad behavior of the source term, the common Banach fixed point theorem is not suitable to be applied. Therefore, we approach by an iteration method in which we find a supersolution to the problem. Then, the monotony of approximating solutions implies the existence of a mild solution. Furthermore, we show that if the given initial data is sufficiently large in term of norm measure, the corresponding solution will blow up in a finite time. Main techniques of the work are mainly based on calculations related to explicit formulas of solution operator derived from eigenpair of Helmholtz's equation and Sobolev embeddings between Hilbert scale spaces.