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Existence and Non-existence for Continuous Generalized Exchange-Driven Growth model

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arxiv 2509.05262 v2 pith:P5UWWFHQ submitted 2025-09-05 math.AP math-phmath.MP

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The continuous generalized exchange-driven growth model (CGEDG) is a coagulation-fragmentation equation that describes the evolution of the macroscopic cluster size distribution induced by a microscopic dynamic of binary exchanges of masses between clusters. It models droplet formation, migration dynamics, and asset exchanges in various scientific and socio-economic contexts. It can also be viewed as a generalization of the continuous Smoluchowski equations. In this work, we show the existence and uniqueness of solutions for kernels with superlinear growth at infinity and singularity at the origin and show the non-existence of solutions for kernels with sufficiently rapid growth. The latter result is shown via the finite-time gelation and instantaneous gelation in the sense of moment blow-up.

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  1. No Gelation and Global Existence for a Boltzmann Equation with Regularly Varying Mass-Exchange Rates

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    For Grad-cutoff hard potentials with 0<γ<1 and regularly varying mass-exchange rates, every nonnegative initial density with finite physical moments yields a global mass-conserving integral weak solution with no gelation.

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