1996
DOI: 10.1215/s0012-7094-96-08228-9
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Smoothing effects of Schrödinger evolution groups on Riemannian manifolds

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“…This property of gain of regularity has been first observed in the case of R d in the works of Constantin-Saut [11], Sjölin [24] and Vega [26] and it was later generalized to different perturbations of the flat Laplacian (see Ben Artzi-Klainerman [6], Ben Artzi-Devinatz [5], Constantin-Saut [10] and Doï ( [17,15])).…”
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“…This property of gain of regularity has been first observed in the case of R d in the works of Constantin-Saut [11], Sjölin [24] and Vega [26] and it was later generalized to different perturbations of the flat Laplacian (see Ben Artzi-Klainerman [6], Ben Artzi-Devinatz [5], Constantin-Saut [10] and Doï ( [17,15])).…”
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“…To be more complete, let us point out that the analysis contained in this paper and a classical argument due to [Staffilani and Tataru 2002] (see also [Bouclet and Tzvetkov 2007, Section 5]), using the local smoothing effect [Doi 1996], would give the following global in space estimates. Theorem 1.3.…”
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“…Second, we adapt a result of Burq [2002], which provides Strichartz estimates without loss for a nontrapping problem, with a metric that equals the identity outside a compact set. The proof relies on a local smoothing effect for the free evolution exp (it D ), first observed independently by Constantin and Saut [1989], Sjölin [1987], and Vega [1988] in the flat case, and then by Doi [1996] on nontrapping manifolds and by Burq et al [2004a] on exterior domains. Following a strategy suggested by Staffilani and Tataru [2002], we prove that away from the obstacle the free evolution enjoys the Strichartz estimates exactly as for the free space.…”
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confidence: 92%