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Global theory for NLS in the weighted spaces I: finite pseudo conformal energy

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We intend to prove that for defocusing nonlinear Schrödinger equations, solutions with finite pseudo conformal energy must be global and scatter. This fact is first proved by Bourgain when $0<s_c<1$: the equation is locally well-posed in $H_x^{s_c}$, and if one further assumes that the initial data satisfies $xu_0\in L_x^2$, then the solution is global and scatters. The $s_c<0$ case remains not studied, and the best result is given by Beceanu, Deng, Soffer, and Wu: If the initial data is in $H_x^{s_c}$, radial, and compactly supported, then the solution is globally well-posed. In this paper, we extend Bourgain's result to the $s_c<0$ case. We prove that if the initial data satisfies $|x|^{-s_c}u_0\in L_x^2$ and $xu_0\in L_x^2$, or if the radial initial data satisfies $u_0\in \dot{H}_x^{s_c}$ and $xu_0\in L_x^2$, then the solution is global and scatters. Bourgain's result is based on the subcritical a priori control on $L_x^{p+2}$, while our argument relies on the supercritical bound on $\mathcal{F}\dot H_x^1$.

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Yujin Guo, Jia Shen, Changping Yang. 2026-09-29. Global theory for NLS in the weighted spaces I: finite pseudo conformal energy. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jde.2026.114801

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