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0 When a storm blows up, it begins.
1 to suddenly become very angry:
- My dad blew up (at me) when he saw the bill.
2 needing to be filled with air in order to be used:
- a blow-up mattress/pillow
3 a sudden argument:
- The expected blow-up among the students never happened.
4 a photograph, document, or picture that has been made bigger:
- a five-foot-high blow-up of the magazine's cover
5 to become suddenly very angry:
- He may blow up when he finds out how much I spent.
6 a problem:
- I don't see any kind of blowup event that's going to cause the market to lose value.

That is, if the strength of the destabilizing term is sufficient to overcome the regularizing influence of the fourth-order term, then blow-up can take place.
Inlining is also possible (with some risk of code blow-up) for sets with just a few constructors, although we have not implemented this.
This gives tw = 0.291812, showing that blow-up had almost been reached by the final calculation, as we expect.
There is a critical mass for blow-up and a rich set of dynamics including families of similarity solutions for finite-time blow-up and infinite-time spreading.
Numerics were tested under a variety of space and time discretisations to ensure (where applicable) consistency in, for example, blow-up time.
By reversal of the blow-up, they provide an approximation of the linearization when the multiplier is very close to a resonance.
However, in 6.4 we show that even in these cases, the dynamics leading up to the eventual blow-up may not be trivial.
As for the solid fuel model (1.1), the structure of such a blow-up singularity formation is of importance in the present higher-order model.