On Kato’s smoothing effects for KdV and Benjamin type equations

Abstract We analyze how the interaction between local and nonlocal dispersions, combined with different types of nonlinearities, influences the smoothing effects of solutions. To achieve this goal, we consider a model that generalizes the KdV and Benjamin equations and demonstrate that its solutions exhibit Kato’s smoothing effect and satisfy the propagation of regularity principle. As a result, we confirm that the higher-order dispersive term determines the local gain of fractional regularity of solutions. Our results are general; they not only recover known results for the KdV and Benjamin equations, but also provide new insights for a broader family of models of physical and mathematical interest with polynomial dispersions of arbitrary order.

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Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications NoDEA
Published
2026-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00030-026-01272-6
Primary Topic
Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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On Kato’s smoothing effects for KdV and Benjamin type equations

Oscar Riaño, Carlos Garzón
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On Kato’s smoothing effects for KdV and Benjamin type equations

Oscar Riaño, Carlos Garzón
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Abstract We analyze how the interaction between local and nonlocal dispersions, combined with different types of nonlinearities, influences the smoothing effects of solutions. To achieve this goal, we consider a model that generalizes the KdV and Benjamin equations and demonstrate that its solutions exhibit Kato’s smoothing effect and satisfy the propagation of regularity principle. As a result, we confirm that the higher-order dispersive term determines the local gain of fractional regularity of solutions. Our results are general; they not only recover known results for the KdV and Benjamin equations, but also provide new insights for a broader family of models of physical and mathematical interest with polynomial dispersions of arbitrary order.

Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications NoDEAVol. 33(6)
Universidad Nacional de Colombia (CO), Virginia Tech (US)
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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