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Nonlinear Landau damping and wave operators in sharp Gevrey spaces

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arxiv 2405.04473 v1 pith:CQ4O2ICA submitted 2024-05-07 math.AP math-phmath.MP

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We prove nonlinear Landau damping in optimal weighted Gevrey-3 spaces for solutions of the confined Vlasov-Poisson system on $\T^d\times\R^d$ which are small perturbations of homogeneous Penrose-stable equilibria. We also prove the existence of nonlinear scattering operators associated to the confined Vlasov-Poisson evolution, as well as suitable injectivity properties and Lipschitz estimates (also in weighted Gevrey-3 spaces) on these operators. Our results give definitive answers to two well-known open problems in the field, both of them stated in the recent review of Bedrossian [4, Section 6].

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