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A perturbation analysis with respect to the space dimension is used to construct singular solutions of the two-dimensional Schr\"odinger equation with cubic nonlinearity. These solutions blow up at a rate {ln ln[(t*-t)^-1]/(t*-t)1/2, in contrast to the behavior in three dimensions where there is no logarithmic correction. The form of such solutions is supported by the results of high-resolution numerical simulations.
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