Scattering for non-radial 3D NLS with combined nonlinearities: the interaction Morawetz approach

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Autori principali: Bellazzini, Jacopo, Dinh, Van Duong, Forcella, Luigi
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Pubblicazione: 2022
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author Bellazzini, Jacopo
Dinh, Van Duong
Forcella, Luigi
author_facet Bellazzini, Jacopo
Dinh, Van Duong
Forcella, Luigi
contents We give a new proof of the scattering below the ground state energy level for a class of nonlinear Schrödinger equations (NLS) with mass-energy intercritical competing nonlinearities. Specifically, the NLS has a focusing leading order nonlinearity with a defocusing perturbation. Our strategy combines interaction Morawetz estimates à la Dodson-Murphy and a new crucial bound for the Pohozaev functional of localized functions, which is essential to overcome the lack of a monotonicity condition. Furthermore, we give the rate of blow-up for symmetric solutions.
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spellingShingle Scattering for non-radial 3D NLS with combined nonlinearities: the interaction Morawetz approach
Bellazzini, Jacopo
Dinh, Van Duong
Forcella, Luigi
Analysis of PDEs
We give a new proof of the scattering below the ground state energy level for a class of nonlinear Schrödinger equations (NLS) with mass-energy intercritical competing nonlinearities. Specifically, the NLS has a focusing leading order nonlinearity with a defocusing perturbation. Our strategy combines interaction Morawetz estimates à la Dodson-Murphy and a new crucial bound for the Pohozaev functional of localized functions, which is essential to overcome the lack of a monotonicity condition. Furthermore, we give the rate of blow-up for symmetric solutions.
title Scattering for non-radial 3D NLS with combined nonlinearities: the interaction Morawetz approach
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.01600