研讨班报告

偏微分方程研讨班: An invitation to the half-wave maps equation

发布时间:2024-09-18
 

中国科学院数学与系统科学研究院

数学研究所

调和分析及其应用研究中心

学术报告

偏微分方程研讨班

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 1

  2024.9.16  1500-1550

 点:N913 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

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报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 2

  2024.9.16  1600-1650

 点:N913 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 3

  2024.9.17  1500-1550

 点:N913 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 4

  2024.9.17  1600-1650

 点:N913 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 5

  2024.9.19  1500-1550

 点:N820 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 6

  2024.9.19  1600-1650

 点:N820 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 7

  2024.9.20  1500-1550

 点:N913 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 

报告人Prof.Enno Lenzmann

(University of Basel, Switzerland)

  An invitation to the half-wave maps equation 8

  2024.9.20  1600-1650

 点:N913 Zoom meeting: 878 4974 2364 Code: AMSS2024

  In this mini-course, I will present a detailed introduction to the current state of affairs for the so-called half-wave maps equation (HWM). This is a quasi-linear

Hamiltonian geometric PDE for maps valued in the standard unit sphere . As recently discovered in joint work with P. Gérard (Paris-Orsay), it turns out that (HWM) is completely integrable with a Lax pair structure acting on Hardy spaces.

After a brief review of the physical and mathematical motivations for (HWM), based on so-called spin Calogero-Moser systems, I will discuss 1) multi-solitons,

2) explicit flow formulae, 3) its Lax pair structure with Toeplitz and Hankel operators, as well as 4) global well-posedness and soliton resolution for rational initial data. Most of the mini-course material is based on joint works with P. Gérard. If time permits, I will finally provide a brief comparison to a related scalar-valued PDE, the so-called Calogero-Moser derivative NLS (CM-DNLS).

 


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