Scattering regularity for small data solutions of the nonlinear Schr\"{o}dinger equation

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Abstract: Using the Fredholm theory of the linear time-dependent Schr"odinger equation set up in our previous article arXiv:2201.03140, we solve the final-state problem for the nonlinear Schr"odinger problem (D_t + Delta + V) u = N[u], quad u(z,t) sim (4pi it)^{-n/2} e^{i|z|^2/4t} f�ig( frac{z}{2t} �ig), quad t o -infty, where u:mathbbRn+1omathbbC is the unknown and f:mathbbRnomathbbC is the asymptotic data. Here Dt=−ifracpartialpartialt and Delta=sumj=1nDzjDzj is the positive Laplacian, or more generally a compactly supported, nontrapping perturbation of this, V is a smooth compactly supported potential function, and the nonlinear term N is a (suitable) polynomial in u, partialzju and their complex conjugates satisfying phase invariance. Our assumption on the asymptotic data f is that it is small in a certain function space mathcalWk constructed in arXiv:2201.03140, for sufficiently large kinmathbbN, where the index k measures both regularity and decay at infinity (it is similar to, but not quite a standard weighted Sobolev space Hk,k(mathbbRn)). We find that for N[u]=pm|u|p−1u, p odd, and (n,p)eq(1,3) then if the asymptotic data as to−infty is small in mathcalWk, then the asymptotic data as to+infty is also in mathcalWk; that is, the nonlinear scattering map preserves these spaces of asymptotic data. For a more general nonlinearity involving derivatives of u, we show that if the asymptotic data as to−infty is small in langlezetaangle−1mathcalWzketa, then the asymptotic data as to+infty is also in this space (where zeta is the argument of f).














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