Schrödinger ultrahyperbolic equations with singular coefficients

In this paper we investigate the Cauchy problem for Schrödinger ultrahyperbolic equations with singular (less than continuous) coefficients. We prove H ∞ well-posedness in the very weak sense under suitable assumptions of the distributional structure of the coefficients and decay on the lower order terms. Consistency is proven with the classical H ∞ -results when the equation coefficients are smooth.

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Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
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2026-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmaa.2026.131171
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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Schrödinger ultrahyperbolic equations with singular coefficients

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Schrödinger ultrahyperbolic equations with singular coefficients

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Abstract

In this paper we investigate the Cauchy problem for Schrödinger ultrahyperbolic equations with singular (less than continuous) coefficients. We prove H ∞ well-posedness in the very weak sense under suitable assumptions of the distributional structure of the coefficients and decay on the lower order terms. Consistency is proven with the classical H ∞ -results when the equation coefficients are smooth.

Journal of Mathematical Analysis and ApplicationsVol. 568(1)
Queen Mary University of London (GB), University of Bologna (IT)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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