 Explosive two-to-one amplitude system

For $A_T=-\overline{A}B/2$ and $B_T=-A^2/4$, write $A=R{e}^{i\theta }$, $B=P{e}^{i\varphi }$ and $\delta =\varphi -2\theta$. The polar equations areWhere the polar phases are defined, direct differentiation gives the first integrals $R^2-2P^2$ and $R^{2}P\sin \delta$. In particular $R^2{\theta }_T$ and $P^2{\varphi }_T$ are constant. If $\delta =\pi$ and $R^2-2P^2=C>0$, then $P_T=P^2/2+C/4$, a Riccati equation whose positive solution develops a finite-time pole. This is finite-time blowup of the reduced amplitude system; it does not establish blowup of the full wave equation beyond the domain of the weakly nonlinear expansion.