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无截断空间齐次~Boltzmann 方程在软位势与温和及临界奇异情形的~Gevrey 正则性,张腾飞,殷朝阳,本文研究了无截断的空间齐次~Boltzmann 方程于软位势下的~Gevrey 正则性, 考虑了温和奇异性~$s<1/2$ 与临界奇异性~$s=1/2$ 的情形. 我们得到了�
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无截断空间齐次 Boltzmann 方程在软位势与
温和及临界奇异情形的 Gevrey 正则性
张腾飞,殷朝阳
中山大学数学与计算科学学院,广州,510275
摘要:本文研究了无截断的空间齐次 Boltzmann 方程于软位势下的 Gevrey 正则性, 考虑了温
和奇异性 s < 1/2 与临界奇异性 s = 1/2 的情形. 我们得到了一个修正的强制估计, 相较于我们
之前的工作, 推广了 γ 在软位势时的范围至 γ ∈ (−5/2, 0). 同时, 我们将 γ 与 s 的奇性作分离
讨论, 而不再将 γ + 2s 作为一个整体考虑.
关键词:无截断 Boltzmann 方程; 空间齐次; Gevrey 正则性; 软位势; 温和及临界奇异性.
中图分类号: O175.29
Gevrey Smoothing Effect of Solutions to Non-Cutoff
Boltzmann Equation for Soft Potential with Mild and
Critical Singularity
ZHANG Teng-Fei, YIN Zhaoyang
Department of Mathematics, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, 510275
Abstract: In this paper we study the Gevrey smoothing effect of solutions to the non-cutoff
spatially homogeneous Boltzmann equation for soft potential. We consider not only the mild
singularity case s < 1/2 as we did in the previous works for spatially homogeneous case and
for spatially inhomogeneous case, but also the critical singularity case s = 1/2 (with a
particular soft potential γ = −2). Besides, we try to extend the range of γ. We derive a new
coercivity estimate for collision operator, from which we obtain the propagation of Gevrey
regularity for γ ∈ (−5/2, 0), and Gevrey regularity for γ ∈ [−2, 0), which improve the previous
assumption γ ∈ (−1 − 2s, 0). In addition, we consider γ and s separately instead of viewing
γ + 2s as one untied quantity.
Key words: Non-cutoff Boltzmann equation; Spatially homogeneous; Gevrey regularity; Soft
potential; Mild and critical singularity.
基金项目: NNSFC (No. 11271382 and No. 10971235), RFDP (No. 20120171110014), and the key project of Sun
Yat-sen University (No. c1185).
作者简介: ZHANG Teng-Fei (1986-), Male, Ph.D candidate. Major research direction: Nonlinear Partial D-
ifferential Equations. Corresponding author. YIN Zhaoyang (1968-), Male, Professor. Major research direction:
Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations.
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0 Introduction
0.1 The Boltzmann equation
In this paper we consider the Cauchy problem of the non-cutoff Boltzmann equation. First
we introduce the Cauchy problem of the full (or, spatially inhomogeneous) Boltzmann equation
without angular cutoff, with a T > 0,
f
t
(t, x, v) + v · ∇
x
f(t, x, v) = Q(f, f), t ∈ (0, T ], x ∈ T
3
, v ∈ R
3
,
f(0, x, v) = f
0
(x, v).
(0.1)
Above, f = f (t, x, v) describes the density distribution function of particles located around
position x ∈ T
3
with velocity v ∈ R
3
at time t ≥ 0. The right-hand side of the first equation is
the so-called Boltzmann bilinear collision operator acting only on the velocity variable v:
Q(g, f) =
Z
R
3
Z
S
2
B (v − v
∗
, σ) {g
0
∗
f
0
− g
∗
f} dσdv
∗
.
Note that we use the well-known shorthand f = f(t, x, v), f
∗
= f(t, x, v
∗
), f
0
= f(t, x, v
0
),
f
0
∗
= f(t, x, v
0
∗
) throughout this paper.
In this paper we consider the Cauchy problem of the Boltzmann equation in the spatially
homogeneous case, that is, for a T > 0,
f
t
(t, v) = Q(f, f)(v), t ∈ (0, T ], v ∈ R
3
,
f(0, v) = f
0
(v),
(0.2)
where “spatially homogeneous” means that f depends only on t and v.
By using the σ-representation, we can describe the relations between the post- and pre-
collisional velocities as follows, for σ ∈ S
2
,
v
0
=
v + v
∗
2
+
|v − v
∗
|
2
σ, v
0
∗
=
v + v
∗
2
−
|v − v
∗
|
2
σ.
We point out that the collision process satisfies the conservation of momentum and kinetic
energy, i.e.
v + v
∗
= v
0
+ v
0
∗
, |v|
2
+ |v
∗
|
2
= |v
0
|
2
+ |v
0
∗
|
2
.
The collision cross section B(z, σ) is a given non-negative function depending only on the
interaction law between particles. From a mathematical viewpoint, that means B(z, σ) depends
only on the relative velocity |z| = |v − v
∗
| and the deviation angle θ through the scalar product
cos θ =
z
|z|
· σ.
The cross section B is assumed here to be of the type:
B(v − v
∗
, cos θ) = Φ(|v − v
∗
|)b(cos θ), cos θ =
v − v
∗
|v − v
∗
|
· σ, 0 ≤ θ ≤
π
2
.
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Above, Φ stands for the kinetic factor which is of the form:
Φ(|v − v
∗
|) = |v − v
∗
|
γ
,
and b denotes the angular part with a singularity such that,
sin θb(cos θ) ∼ Kθ
−1−2s
, as θ → 0+,
for some positive constant K and 0 < s < 1.
We remark that if the inter-molecule potential satisfies the inverse-power law U(ρ) =
ρ
−(p−1)
(where p > 2), it holds γ =
p−5
p−1
, s =
1
p−1
. Generally, the cases γ > 0, γ = 0, and
γ < 0 correspond to so-called hard, Maxwellian, and soft potential respectively. And the cases
0 < s < 1/2, 1/2 ≤ s < 1 correspond to so-called mild singularity and strong singularity
respectively.
As is discussed by Desvillettes in [1] (also, by Villani in his handbook [2]), the most
interesting assumption for γ is included in (−3, 1). Further, we announce that we will focus on
the mild singularity case 0 < s < 1/2 for soft potential γ ∈ (−5/2, 0).
0.2 Review of related references
Now we give a brief review about some related researches. Firstly we refer the reader
to Villani’s review book [2] for the physical background and the mathematical theories of the
Boltzmann equation. And for more details about the non-cutoff theories, we refer to Alexandre’s
review paper [3].
Before continuing the statement, we introduce the definition of Gevrey spaces G
s
(Ω) where
Ω is an open subset of R
3
. (It could be found in many references, e.g. [5, 18].)
Definition 1. For 0 < s < +∞, we say that f ∈ G
s
(Ω), if f ∈ C
∞
(Ω), and there exist
C > 0, N
0
> 0 such that
k∂
α
fk
L
2
(Ω)
≤ C
|α|+1
{α!}
s
, ∀α ∈ N
3
, |α| ≥ N
0
.
If the boundary of Ω is smooth, by using the Sobolev embedding theorem, we have the same
type estimate with L
2
norm replaced by any L
p
norm for 2 < p ≤ +∞.
When s = 1, it is usual analytic function. If s > 1, it is Gevrey class function. And for
0 < s < 1, it is called ultra-analytic function.
In 1984 Ukai showed in [6] that there exists a unique local solution to the Cauchy problem
for the Boltzmann equation in Gevrey classes for both spatially homogeneous and inhomoge-
neous cases, under the assumption on the cross section:
B(|z|, cos θ)
≤ K(1 + |z|
−γ
0
+ |z|
γ
)θ
−n+1−2s
, n is dimensionality,
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(0 ≤ γ
0
< n, 0 ≤ γ < 2, 0 ≤ s < 1/2, γ + 6s < 2).
By introducing the norm of Gevrey space
kfk
U
δ,ρ,ν
=
X
α
ρ
|α|
{α!}
ν
ke
δhvi
2
∂
α
v
fk
L
∞
(R
n
v
)
,
Ukai proved that in the spatially homogeneous case, for instance, under some assumptions
for ν and the initial datum f
0
(v), the Cauchy problem (0.2) has a unique solution f (t, v) for
t ∈ (0, T ].
In [7] Desvillettes studied firstly the C
∞
smoothing effect for solutions of Cauchy problem
in spatially homogeneous non-cutoff case, and conjectured Gevrey smoothing effect. And he
proved in [8] the propagation of Gevrey regularity for solutions without any assumptions on
the decay at infinity in v variables.
In 2009 Morimoto et al. considered in [9] the Gevrey regularity for the linearized Boltzmann
equation around the absolute Maxwellian distribution, by virtue of the following mollifier:
G
δ
(t, D
v
) =
e
thD
v
i
1/ν
1 + δe
thD
v
i
1/ν
, 0 < δ < 1.
We remark that the same operator was used in many related researches and models such as
the Kac’s equation (a simplification of Boltzmann equation to one dimension case), the ultra-
analytic smoothing effect for spatially homogeneous nonlinear Landau equation and the linear
and non-linear Fokker-Planck equations.
In the mild singularity case 0 < s < 1/2, Huo et al. proved in [10] that any weak solution
f(t, v) to the Cauchy problem (0.2) satisfying the natural boundedness on mass, energy and
entropy, namely,
Z
R
n
f(v)[1 + |v|
2
+ log(1 + f(v))]dv < +∞, (0.3)
belongs to H
+∞
(R
n
) for any 0 < t ≤ T , and moreover,
f ∈ L
∞
[t
0
, T ]; H
+∞
(R
n
)
, (0.4)
for any T > 0 and t
0
∈ (0, T ).
In the framework of small perturbation of an equilibrium state, Alexandre et al. studied the
Cauchy problem of the Boltzmann equation for soft and hard potential (see [11, 12]), and obtain
the global existence of solution in weighted Sobolev spaces. Some other results about existence
of perturbative solutions for the cutoff Boltzmann equation are due to Guo (for instance, see
[13]) around a global Maxwellian, and Tai-Ping Liu (compare [14, 15], for example), and so on.
In [16] the five authors considered a kind of solution having the Maxwellian decay, based
on which we introduce the following definition:
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Definition 2. We say that f (t, v) is a smooth Maxwellian decay solution to the Cauchy problem
(0.2) if
f ≥ 0, 6≡ 0,
∃ δ
0
> 0 such that e
δ
0
hvi
2
f ∈ L
∞
([0, T ]; H
+∞
(R
3
)) .
(Note that the Theorem 1.2 of [16] shows the uniqueness of the smooth Maxwellian decay
solution to the Cauchy problem (0.2).)
The five authors also proved in [16] the smoothing effect on the solutions with weight. In
detail, if the non-negative f belongs to H
5
l
(t
1
, t
2
)×Ω×R
3
v
, solves the spatially inhomogeneous
Boltzmann equation (0.1) in this domain in the classic sense, and satisfies the non-vacuum
condition kf(t, x, v)k
L
1
(R
3
v
)
> 0, then
f ∈ H
+∞
l
(t
1
, t
2
) × Ω × R
3
v
,
hence it follows that,
f ∈ C
∞
(t
1
, t
2
) × Ω; S(R
3
v
)
.
In 2010 Morimoto-Ukai considered in [17] the Gevrey regularity of C
∞
solutions with
the Maxwellian decay to the Cauchy problem of spatially homogeneous Boltzmann equation.
Motivated by their idea, we considered the problem in [18] for a more general case. More
precisely, we considered the general kinetic factor Φ(|v|) = |v|
γ
instead of the moderate form
hvi
γ
= (1 + |v|
2
)
γ/2
in [17], and a wider range of the parameter of γ (s.t. γ + 2s ∈ (−1, 1)) so
as to fit for both hard potential and soft potential.
In the ensuing paper [19] we studied still the general case Φ(|v|) = |v|
γ
with γ+2s ∈ (−1, 1)
in the mild singularity case, but the spatially inhomogeneous case. We obtain a corresponding
result about the Gevrey regularity.
In this present paper, we resume to the spatially homogeneous case, and try to extend
the range of γ for soft potential (in γ ≥ 0 we make no change). For the propagation of
Gevrey smoothing effect, we consider the case γ ∈ (−5/2, 0) here to take place of the previous
assumption γ ∈ (−1 − 2s, 0). (Recall that in [18], we assume γ + 2s ∈ (−1, 1). Note that the
simple inequality −1 − 2s > −2 > −5/2 gives the range of extending.) To prove the order of
Gevrey regularity, we assume further that γ ∈ [−2, 0) (so as to make the extra weight γ/2 to
be no more than 1). We emphasize that we consider not only the mild singularity case s < 1/2,
but also the critical singularity case s = 1/2 (with a particular soft potential γ = −2). It is
generally known that there are few results concerning the strong singularity case s ≥ 1/2, even
if for the Maxwellian case. In addition, γ and s are considered separately instead of viewing
γ + 2s as one united quantity. To achieve the goal, we need a new coercivity estimate for
collision operator different from that the authors proved in [20] with respect to the parameter
γ.
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