The focusing Calogero--Moser derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation in the Hardy--Zhidkov space: explicit flow formula and dark multi-solitons
Ruoci Sun
Abstract
This paper studies the focusing Calogero--Moser derivative nonlinear Schrödinger (CMdNLS) equation under the nonzero boundary condition \(|u(t,x)| 1\) as \(|x|+∞\). In sharp contrast to the classical paradigm for the cubic nonlinear Schrödinger equation, namely that focusing nonlinearities support only bright solitons on a zero background, we show that the focusing CMdNLS equation admits a rich family of dark multi-soliton solutions on a nonzero background, whose existence is driven by a spectral gap \([-1,0]\) in the point spectrum of the Lax operator, together with the Hardy space structure. The main results are threefold. First, we establish an explicit formula for general solutions in the Hardy--Zhidkov space \( Z2+\), via a semigroup method based on new commutator estimates between the Lax--Beurling shift semigroup and Toeplitz operators. This approach circumvents the non-commutativity of the unbounded generator with the time derivative and requires no weighted hypothesis on solutions or on the domain of validity of commutator formulas. Second, the algebraic definition of dark multi-soliton potentials is shown to be equivalent to two spectral conditions on the Lax operator. Together with the conservation of a generating functional, this yields the invariance of the dark \(N\)-soliton set \( UN\) under the CMdNLS flow. Third, the action-angle variables on \( UN\) are constructed, which establishes the complete integrability of the focusing CMdNLS equation on \( UN\). Combining these results, we obtain an inverse spectral formula, from which it follows that the poles of dark multi-soliton solutions satisfy a complexified Calogero--Moser system. Long time asymptotics and uniform Sobolev estimates are also derived.
Create a lesson
Related papers
An averaging method for periodic solutions of quasilinear equations in Banach spaces
Jean Mawhin, Jorge Novoa
An abstract averaging method for quasilinear equations
Jean Mawhin, Jorge Novoa
A Global Wavefront Set Condition for Defining Bony's Paraproduct Decomposition
Josh Mott, Tim Van Hoose
On Two Species Long Range Segregation in an Annular Domain
Howen Chuah
Resonance expansions and local-energy decay estimates for Dirac operators
Zhuo Chen, Michael Melgaard
Geometry and Convergence of Quadratically Regularized Optimal Transport II
Alberto González-Sanz, Marcel Nutz