Propagation Estimates for the Boson Star Equation
Abstract
We consider the boson star equation with a general two-body interaction potential w and initial data 0 in a Sobolev space. Under general assumptions on w, namely that w decomposes as a sum of a finite, signed measure and an essentially bounded function, we prove that the (local in time) solution cannot propagate faster than the speed of light, up to a sharp exponentially small remainder term. If w is short-range and 0 is regular and small enough, we prove in addition asymptotic phase-space propagation estimates and minimal velocity estimates for the (global in time) solution, depending on the momentum of the scattering state associated to 0.
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