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Fernanda Torres

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A Green Function Approach to Smooth Nonautonomous Topological Equivalence with Unbounded Nonlinearities under $(\mu,\nu)$--Dichotomies

We study the smooth topological equivalence between a nonautonomous linear system on the positive half-line and a quasilinear perturbation whose nonlinear part is not assumed to be globally bounded with respect to the state variable. The linear equation is assumed to admit a $(\mu,\nu)$--dichotomy, and the construction is carried out through the Green operator associated with this dichotomy. The usual global boundedness of the perturbation is replaced by locally uniform Green-integrability conditions along the relevant linear and nonlinear solutions. Under a smallness condition involving the global Lipschitz constant of the perturbation and the Green operator, we first construct Palmer-type maps which give a continuous topological equivalence on $\mathbb R^+$. We then impose Green-integrability conditions on the successive variational equations and a further first-order smallness condition which guarantees the invertibility of the derivative of the inverse map. Under these assumptions, the equivalence is of class $C^r$. We also provide a class of examples for which the perturbation is unbounded with respect to the space variable and all the hypotheses can be verified directly.

math.DS

A nonautonomous $C^r-$topological equivalence involving contractions and unbounded nonlinearities

We study the smoothness of the topological equivalence between a linear equation and its nonlinear perturbation, which is regarded as unbounded. To the best of our knowledge, it has not previously been considered such study in the literature. Therefore, the main result of this work copes with this lack, that is, it is shown, on the positive half line, that such topological equivalence is of class $C^r (r \geq 1)$ when the linear part is a uniform contraction and the nonlinearities considered are unbounded.

math.CA

New insights on the quantum-classical division in light of Collapse Models

We argue, in light of Collapse Model interpretation of quantum theory, that the fundamental division between the quantum and classical behaviors is analogous to the division of thermodynamic phases. A specific relationship between the collapse parameter $(\lambda)$ and the collapse length scale ($r_C$) plays the role of the coexistence curve in usual thermodynamic phase diagrams. We further claim that our functional relationship between $\lambda$ and $r_C$ is strongly supported by the existing IGEX collaboration data. This result is preceded by a self-contained discussion of quantum measurement theory and the Ghirardi-Rimini-Weber (GRW) model applied to the free wavepacket dynamics.

quant-ph