REVIEW ON LONG TIME ASYMPTOTICS OF LARGE DATA IN SOME NONINTEGRABLE DISPERSIVE MODELS CLAUDIO MUÑOZ_

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REVIEW ON LONG TIME ASYMPTOTICS OF LARGE DATA IN
SOME NONINTEGRABLE DISPERSIVE MODELS
CLAUDIO MUÑOZ_
ABSTRACT. In this short note we review recent results concerning the long time
dynamics of large data solutions to several dispersive models. Starting with the
KdV case and ending with the KP models, we review the literature and present
new results where virial estimates allow one to prove local energy decay in dif-
ferent regions of space where solitons, lumps or solitary waves are not present.
1. INTRODUCTION
These notes are part of a talk given at the TYAN Virtual Thematic Workshop in
Mathematics, held on September 27th 2021. Here, I will describe some new results
concerning the time decay of solutions to Korteweg-de Vries (KdV) and related
equations with rough large data, mainly concentrated in regions where solitons are
not present. These are results obtained with my collaborators
Miguel A. Alejo (U. Córdoba, Spain),
Fernando Cortez (EPN, Ecuador),
Chulkwang Kwak (Ehwa Womans U., South Korea),
Argenis Mendez (PUCV Chile),
Felipe Poblete (UACh, Chile),
Gustavo Ponce (UCSB, USA),
Juan C. Pozo (U. Chile, Chile),
Jean-Claude Saut (U. Paris-Saclay, France),
to whom I deeply acknowledge.
Setting. First of all, we consider the generalized KdV equations posed on R:
(gKdV) "Btu`BxpB2
xu`upq “ 0,
uupt,xq P R,t,xPR,p2,3,4.
Some important remarks are in order:
(1) p2,3,4: equation is globally well-posed in H1(Kato [52], Kenig, Ponce
and Vega [57]).
Date: October 21, 2022.
2020 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary: 35Q53. Secondary: 35Q05.
Key words and phrases. Dispersive equations, decay, long time dynamics, virial estimates, large
data.
_C.M.s work was funded in part by Chilean research grants FONDECYT 1191412, project
France-Chile ECOS-Sud C18E06, MathAmSud EEQUADD II and Centro de Modelamiento
Matemático (CMM), ACE210010 and FB210005, BASAL funds for centers of excellence from
ANID-Chile.
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arXiv:2210.10902v1 [math.AP] 19 Oct 2022
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(2) p2,3 are completely integrable models (KdV and mKdV, respectively),
see e.g. [1] and references therein.
(3) p5 is the L2critical case, in the sense that the natural scaling in this case
upt,xq ÞÑ c1{2upc3t,cxqpreserves the L2norm.
(4) If pě5, blow up may occur (Martel-Merle [86]).
Essentially, one has global solutions for data in H1(or L2) and power pď4. For
more details, the reader can consult the monograph by Linares and Ponce [80].
Here, we are interested in the following
Key question: To describe the asymptotics of large, globally defined solutions in
nonintegrable cases (a.k.a. the “soliton resolution conjecture”) and subcritical
nonlinearities.
Somehow this reduces the problem to the case p4 in (gKdV), but we are
also interested in proofs that are independent of the integrable character of the
model. In particular, the results that I shall present here are also valid for some of
the integrable models, and are concentrated in the regions where solitons/solitary
waves/lumps are not present.
To try to explain the previous key question, we need some definitions.
Asoliton (or solitary wave) is a solution to (gKdV) of the form
upt,xq “ Qcpx´ctq,
with QcPH1pRqthe unique (up to translations) positive solution to
Q2
c´cQc`Qp
c0,cą0.
The soliton resolution conjecture states that, except for some particular cases, glob-
ally defined solutions to (gKdV) decompose, as time tends to infinity, as the sum
of solitons and radiation. By radiation, we broadly mean a linear solution of
(gKdV). Mathematically,
upt,xq „L2ÿ
jě1
Qcjptqpx´ρjptqq``ptq,tÑ `8.
Here, cjptqand ρjptqare modulated scaling and shifts, respectively, and `ptqde-
notes a linear solution, namely Bt``B3
x`0 (pě4, see explanations below).
Several questions appear immediately: are the cjptqalways different? What about
the behavior of ρjptq?
These are questions that still remain unsolved if p4, for instance. Indeed,
except for integrable cases (to be described below), this conjecture is far from
being established in the nonintegrable subcritical setting.
2. A QUICK REVIEW ON THE LITERATURE
For the sake of completeness, we will consider a general nonlinearity fpuqin
(gKdV), which will be specified below. Therefore, we have
(gKdV) Btu`BxpB2
xu`fpuqq “ 0.
The following account is by far not 100% accurate and complete, but it describes
in a broad sense the recent literature on the subject.
LARGA DATA ASYMPTOTICS 3
Long time behavior of small solutions: this corresponds to the case where one as-
sumes small initial data in a well-chosen Banach space. The situation is quite good
for powers of the nonlinearity fpuq „ upwith pě3, but below this range things
are quite complicated and essentially only proved via inverse scattering techniques
and under weighted norms.
We will say that a solution uptq P H1of (gKdV) scatters to a linear one if there
exists `ptq P H1solution of Airy Bt``B3
x`0 such that
}uptq´`ptq}H1Ñ0,tÑ `8.
This is formally the expected case if pě4. Sometimes one needs to perturb `ptqto
recover the asymptotic behavior at infinity, this is the case of modified scattering
(pď3).
Concerning nonintegrable techniques, here one has:
(1) Kenig-Ponce-Vega [57]: scattering for small data solutions of the L2criti-
cal gKdV equation (p5).
(2) Ponce-Vega [109]: for the case fpsq|s|p,pąp9`?73q{44.39, small
data solutions in L1XH2lead to decay, with rate t´1{3(i.e. linear rate of
decay).
(3) Christ and Weinstein [14]: scattering of small data if fpsq“|s|p,pą
1
4p23 ´?57q „ 3.86.
(4) Hayashi and Naumkin [39,40] studied the case pą3, obtaining decay
estimates and asymptotic profiles for small data in the classical weighted
space H1,1.
Long time behavior of small solutions around solitons: In this case, we assume
initial data which is close in some sense to a soliton. Consequently, one seeks here
stability and asymptotic stability (AS) of the soliton in particular spaces.
(1) Bona-Souganidis-Strauss [10]: Stability and instability for the gKdV soli-
ton in the subcritical and supercritical cases.
(2) Pego-Weinstein [108]: First result of AS gKdV models: asymptotic stabil-
ity in exponentially weighted spaces.
(3) Martel-Merle [87,88,89,90]: Asymptotics in the energy space using virial
techniques, and studied the collision problem in quartic gKdV.
(4) Tao [117] considered the scattering of data for the quartic KdV in the space
H1X
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H´1{6around the zero and the soliton solution.
(5) The finite energy condition above was then removed by Koch and Marzuola
[63] by using U´Vspaces.
(6) Côte [17] constructed solutions to the subcritical gKdV equations with a
given asymptotical behavior, for p4 (quartic) and p5 (L2critical).
(7) Germain, Pusateri and Rousset [33] dealt with the mKdV case (p3)
around the zero background and the soliton, by using Fourier techniques
and estimates on space-time resonances. See also Harrop-Griffiths [37].
(8) Chen-Liu [13]: soliton resolution of mKdV using inverse scattering tech-
niques, in weighted Sobolev spaces. This results also includes the presence
of nonzero speed breathers (3.1), to be explained below.
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No scattering results seems to hold for the quadratic power (p2), which can
be considered as “supercritical” in terms of modified scattering.
3. A FIRST RESULT FOR THE KDVMODEL
Our first result concerns the integrable quadratic case, which is nothing but KdV.
Using integrability techniques, it is possible to give a detailed description of dif-
ferent regions, see e.g. [24,26]. Assuming that the solution stays in the space
L8pR;L1pRqq, one can prove full decay around zero in the region |x|.t1{2´.
Theorem (G. Ponce-M. 2018 [104]). Assume u PCpR;H1pRqqXL8pR;L1pRqq
solution to (KdV) p 2, then
lim
tÑ8 żptq
u2px,tqdx0,ptq:!xPR:|x|.t1{2log´2t).
There are several comments that are important to address:
Remarks.
(1) Solitons do satisfy the last hypothesis (being in L8pR;L1pRqq).
(2) No size restriction on the data is needed.
(3) No use of integrable techniques, this result is valid for nonintegrable per-
turbations of KdV and small H1data, in the form
u2`ouÑ0pu2q.
One of the most important examples is the integrable Gardner model:
Btu`BxpB2
xu`u2`µu3q “ 0,µą0,
see [2] for more details.
(4) This decay result is not valid for p3 (existence of breathers, which are
counterexamples, see below) and p4 (scaling problems).
(5) Ifrim-Koch-Tataru [44] give a detailed description of asymptotics for weighted
small data Opεqand times of cubic order Opε´3q.
About breathers. It is well-known that both mKdV and Garner models have stable
breather solutions [1,2,4,5,7], that is to say, localized in space solutions which
are also periodic in time, up to the symmetries of the equation. An example of
these type of solutions is the mKdV breather: for any α,βą0,
Bpt,xq:2?2Bxarctanˆβsinpαpx`δtqq
αcoshpβpx`γtqq˙,
δα2´3β2,γ3α2´β2,
(3.1)
is a solution of mKdV with nontrivial time-periodic behavior, up to the translation
symmetries of the equation. Therefore, generalized KdV equations may have both
solitary waves and breathers as well, and both classes of solutions do not decay.
About the proof. Since we want to show that
lim
tÑ8 żptq
u2px,tqdx0,
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