Trace formulas revisited and a new representation of KdV solutions with short-range initial data

Abstract We put forward a new approach to Deift-Trubowitz type trace formulas for the 1D Schrodinger operator with potentials that are summable with the first moment (short-range potentials). We prove that these formulas are preserved under the KdV flow whereas the class of short-range potentials is not. Finally, we show that our formulas are well-suited to study the dispersive smoothing effect.

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Nonlinearity
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6544/ad7c10
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Trace formulas revisited and a new representation of KdV solutions with short-range initial data

Alexei Rybkin
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Trace formulas revisited and a new representation of KdV solutions with short-range initial data

Alexei Rybkin
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Abstract We put forward a new approach to Deift-Trubowitz type trace formulas for the 1D Schrodinger operator with potentials that are summable with the first moment (short-range potentials). We prove that these formulas are preserved under the KdV flow whereas the class of short-range potentials is not. Finally, we show that our formulas are well-suited to study the dispersive smoothing effect.

NonlinearityVol. 37(11)
University of Alaska Fairbanks (US)
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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