2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00030-017-0463-9
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Large data mass-subcritical NLS: critical weighted bounds imply scattering

Abstract: Abstract. We consider the mass-subcritical nonlinear Schrödinger equation in all space dimensions with focusing or defocusing nonlinearity. For such equations with critical regularity sc ∈ (max{−1, − d 2 }, 0), we prove that any solution satisfyingx < ∞ on its maximal interval of existence must be global and scatter.

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“…Scattering in weighted spaces. As mentioned in the introduction, Theorem 1.1 yields an improvement to our previous results in [20] for a range of nonlinearities in the radial defocusing case. Specifically, in certain cases we can show that solutions with radial data in the weighted space…”
Section: 5supporting
confidence: 54%
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“…Scattering in weighted spaces. As mentioned in the introduction, Theorem 1.1 yields an improvement to our previous results in [20] for a range of nonlinearities in the radial defocusing case. Specifically, in certain cases we can show that solutions with radial data in the weighted space…”
Section: 5supporting
confidence: 54%
“…The case t → −∞ is similar. To this end, we recall the operator J s (t) = e it∆ |x| s e −it∆ = e i|x| 2 /4t (−4t 2 ∆) s/2 e −i|x| 2 /4t , which featured prominently in [20]. We will first show that J |sc| u remains bounded in L 2 .…”
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“…For other studies of global dynamics of dispersive equations, see [16,42,17] (other global dynamics of (NLS)), [25,15,33,30,9,41] (energy-critical NLS), [31,29,10] (mass-critical NLS), [39,40,27] (mass-subcritical NLS), [26,14,13] (wave equations), [23,28,43,24] (nonlinear Klein-Gordon equations), and references therein.…”
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confidence: 99%