2010
DOI: 10.3934/dcds.2010.27.715
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On the Cauchy problem for focusing and defocusing Gross-Pitaevskii hierarchies

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“…The next step is therefore to implement moves KM (8,9), KM (7,8) and KM(6, 7), which brings the 𝜇 table to the following: This is followed by the moves KM (11,10), KM (10,9), KM (9,8) and KM (8,7), which bring the 𝜇 table to the following: At this point, the tree takes the form as pictured to the left. All 5s have been moved to their proper position in the 𝜇 table.…”
Section: Reducing To Tamed Forms Via the Signed Km Board Gamementioning
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“…The next step is therefore to implement moves KM (8,9), KM (7,8) and KM(6, 7), which brings the 𝜇 table to the following: This is followed by the moves KM (11,10), KM (10,9), KM (9,8) and KM (8,7), which bring the 𝜇 table to the following: At this point, the tree takes the form as pictured to the left. All 5s have been moved to their proper position in the 𝜇 table.…”
Section: Reducing To Tamed Forms Via the Signed Km Board Gamementioning
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“…We have kept the 𝑡 7 integral together with 𝑡 6 because 𝐷 (7) is a child of 𝐷 (6) in the D-tree. We can see that all the Duhamel structures are fully compatible with the U-V techniques.…”
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“…They also showed that the 2D quintic case, which is usually considered the same as the 3D cubic case, satisfied the KM space-time bound while it was still open for the 3D cubic case at that time. To attack the problem, they also considered the well-posedness theory with more general data in [6,8,10]. (See also [11,51,52,53,58,59]).…”
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“…[37,39,33,34,35,1,2,4,5,6,7,8,20,22,23,24,21,10,18,26,28,36,31,30,25,29,32,38,40], and references therein. A fundamental problem is to prove that Bose-Einstein condensation occurs for such systems.…”
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