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Regularization for the Schr\"{o}dinger equation with rough potential: one-dimensional case

Analysis of PDEs 2025-10-30 v1

Abstract

In this work, we investigate the following Schr\"odinger equation with a spatial potential \begin{align*} i\partial_t u+\partial_x^2 u+\eta u=0, \end{align*} where η\eta is a given spatial potential (including the delta potential and xγ|x|^{-\gamma}-potential). Our goal is to provide the regularization mechanism of this model when the potential ηLxr+Lx\eta\in L_x^r+L_x^\infty is rough. In this paper, we mainly focus on one-dimensional case and establish the following results: 1) When the potential ηLx1+Lx(R)\eta \in L_x^1+L_x^\infty(\mathbb{R}), then the solution is in Hx32(R)H_x^{\frac 32-}(\mathbb{R}); however, there exists some ηLx1+Lx(R)\eta \in L_x^1+L_x^\infty(\mathbb{R}) such that the solution is not in Hx32(R)H_x^{\frac 32}(\mathbb{R}); 2) When the potential ηLxr+Lx(R)\eta \in L_x^r+L_x^\infty(\mathbb{R}) for 1<r21<r\leq 2, then the solution is in Hx521r(R)H_x^{\frac 52-\frac 1r}(\mathbb{R}); however, there exists some ηLxr+Lx(R)\eta \in L_x^r+L_x^\infty(\mathbb{R}) such that the solution is not in Hx521r+(R)H_x^{\frac 52-\frac 1r+}(\mathbb{R}); 3) When the potential ηLxr+Lx(R)\eta \in L_x^r+L_x^\infty(\mathbb{R}) for r>2r>2, then the solution is in Hx2(R)H_x^{2}(\mathbb{R}); however, there exists some ηLxr+Lx(R)\eta \in L_x^r+L_x^\infty(\mathbb{R}) such that the solution is not in Hx2+(R)H_x^{2+}(\mathbb{R}). Hence, we provide a complete classification of the regularity mechanism. Our proof is mainly based on the application of the commutator, local smoothing effect and normal form method. Additionally, we also discuss, without proof, the influence of the existence of nonlinearity on the regularity of solution.

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@article{arxiv.2510.25540,
  title  = {Regularization for the Schr\"{o}dinger equation with rough potential: one-dimensional case},
  author = {Ruobing Bai and Yajie Lian and Yifei Wu},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2510.25540},
  year   = {2025}
}
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