Reducibility of non-resonant transport equation on \({\mathbb {T}}^d\) with unbounded perturbations (Q2420588)

The paper concerns the reducibility of a perturbed transport equation on a multidimensional torus. The perturbation is quasiperiodic and unbounded, while the unperturbed problem has eigenvalues whose differences are dense on the real line. To solve this higher dimensional problem, two different previously developed tools are glued together. In fact, the proof consists of two steps, in the first one, the original system is transformed into a system with a smoothing perturbation by using pseudo-differential calculus. In the second step, KAM theory is applied to obtain reducibility. The perturbing pseudo-differential operator is supposed to be only symmetric hyperbolic. In the case it is also real and reversible also stability of the solutions of the perturbed system is obtained. While in the nonreversible case, solutions with Sobolev norms going to infinity can be constructed.