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arxiv 2412.02648 v2 pith:2XSXNW4E submitted 2024-12-03 math.AP math.DS

Luca Biasco , Livia Corsi , Guido Gentile , Michela Procesi This is my paper · ORCID
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This paper studies the one-dimensional nonlinear Schrödinger equation with a smooth convolution potential and a small quintic nonlinearity, starting from Gevrey-regular data. It proves that, as the nonlinearity parameter tends to zero, the set of potentials and the set of initial data that give global almost-periodic solutions both have measure tending to one: for every such solution the Gevrey norm stays within a factor of two of its initial value for all time. The solutions are dense on invariant tori; where every Fourier mode of the initial datum is bounded away from zero, those tori are genuine submanifolds and form a Cantor foliation of the phase space. The result gives an infinite-dimensional counterpart to the classical finite-dimensional KAM picture in which most of phase space is filled with invariant tori.

What carries the argument

The proof runs through a Moser counterterm theorem: one solves the modified equation $iu_t + (\omega_j+\eta_j)u_j + \varepsilon(|u|^4u)_j=0$ for a frequency $\omega$ in a weak Bryuno class, then chooses $\omega$ and the counterterm $\eta$ so that $\omega_j+\eta_j=j^2+V_j$, matching the original equation, and finally matches the initial datum. The frequency parameter space is written as $\zeta=(\kappa,\xi)\in W_N$, with $\omega_j(\zeta)=j^2+\kappa_0+\sum_{q=2}^{N-1}\kappa_q/j^q+\xi_j$; Proposition 3.10 gives the counterterm the same asymptotic form in $j$, so the compatibility condition can be solved. The load-bearing device is Proposition 4.5, which extends the counterterm, its finite-dimensional coefficients, and the initial-data shift from the non-resonant set $K_N(\gamma)$ to the whole parameter space $W_N$ as Lipschitz functions of order $\varepsilon$. With this extension, the implicit function problem $c+U=W$, $\kappa+A=0$, $\xi+R=V$ is solved by contraction on Lipschitz functions, producing a bi-Lipschitz parametrization $(V,W)\leftrightarrow(\xi,c)$. The measure estimates then show that, for fixed $W$, the resonant set $|\omega(V,W)\cdot\nu|\le \delta$ has measure at most $C\langle i_0(\nu)\rangle^N\delta$, using the Lipschitz constant below $1/2$, and sum these bounds over all resonance vectors $\nu$.

What would settle it

Fix a small $\varepsilon$ and a finite-support amplitude $c$, and compute the quotient $\|U(c,\zeta_1,\varepsilon)-U(c,\zeta_2,\varepsilon)\|_{s,\alpha}/\|\zeta_1-\zeta_2\|$ along a segment whose endpoints straddle a resonant divisor $\omega\cdot\nu=0$. If the supremum of these quotients fails to remain $O(\varepsilon)$ as $\varepsilon\to 0$, Proposition 4.5 is false and the measure bound of Lemma 6.2 breaks down; the same check applies to the extended counterterm components $A$ and $R$.

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Core claim

The central claim is Theorem 2.3: for the NLS equation with potential $V\in \ell^{N,\infty}(\mathbb{R})$ and initial datum $W$ in the Gevrey space $g(s,\alpha)$, there is a set of potentials $G$ and, for each $V\in G$, a set of initial data $\mathcal{T}_V$ such that $\mu_{1,1/4}(G)\to 1$ and $\mu_{2,1/2}(\mathcal{T}_V)\to 1$ as $\varepsilon\to 0$, and every $W\in \mathcal{T}_V$ has a unique global solution $u(x,t)$ that is almost-periodic in time and Gevrey in both variables. The frequency $\omega(V,W)$ of the solution lies in a weak Bryuno class, and its hull is an invariant torus immersed in $g(s,\alpha)$. When $W$ lies in the region $A_{V,\delta}$, where every Fourier coefficient has weight at least $\delta$, the torus is an embedded submanifold analytically homeomorphic to $\mathbb{T}^{\mathbb{Z}}$ and the family forms a Cantor foliation; the remaining tori are still immersed. A companion result, Theorem 2.9, shows that the set of potentials for which the good initial data have asymptotically full measure along a prescribed sequence is actually of full measure. The proof's key novelty is to parametrize the tori by initial data instead of actions, through a bi-Lipschitz map from linear solutions to data, which replaces the missing twist condition.

Load-bearing premise

The construction depends on extending the counterterm and the initial-data shift from the set of good (non-resonant) parameters to all parameters while preserving small Lipschitz bounds; this extension is only sketched and rests on a previous paper.

Editorial extensions

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  • For each potential in the good set, the initial data with eternal almost-periodic dynamics occupy a fraction of the Gevrey ball tending to one as $\varepsilon\to 0$.
  • Every such solution satisfies $\|\mathcal{F}(u(\cdot,t))\|_{s,\alpha}\le 2\|W\|_{s,\alpha}$ for all real $t$, so the zero solution is statistically Lyapunov stable in the Gevrey norm.
  • Initial data whose Fourier modes are all bounded away from zero sit on maximal invariant tori that are embedded submanifolds; those tori give a Cantor foliation of a large region of phase space, while the remaining tori are only immersed.
  • The frequencies obtained are weak Bryuno rather than Diophantine, which is what allows the surviving set to have asymptotically full measure rather than being a thin Diophantine slice.
  • By the scaling symmetry $(u,W,\varepsilon)\mapsto(\lambda u,\lambda W,\lambda^{-4}\varepsilon)$, the same conclusion transfers to any small-amplitude ball, with the good sets filling the ball in measure as its radius shrinks.

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Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • Reading Theorem 2.3 probabilistically, randomizing the Fourier coefficients of the potential and of the initial datum independently and uniformly makes almost-periodic solutions occur with probability tending to one; the paper notes but does not explore other distributions such as Gaussians.
  • The bi-Lipschitz parametrization by initial data is a twist-free substitute for the classical action-angle twist condition; this device may carry over to other semilinear PDEs on the circle with the same counterterm structure, provided an analogous Lipschitz-extension lemma holds.
  • The paper leaves open whether the full-measure-potential statement can be upgraded to a genuine limit as $\rho\to 0$ rather than a limit along a sequence, explicitly because of measurability issues; a positive answer would make statistical Lyapunov stability a statement about almost every small datum.
  • The picture suggests that in Gevrey regularity most trajectories are trapped on tori, so any energy transfer to high frequencies must be sought in spaces of lower regularity, a direction the paper itself points toward.
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Summary. The paper studies the one-dimensional NLS equation with a smooth convolution potential, a small quintic nonlinearity, and Gevrey initial data. The central claim, Theorem 2.3, is that for a set of potentials of asymptotically full measure as the nonlinearity parameter tends to zero, and for each such potential a set of initial data of asymptotically full measure, every initial datum in that set produces a unique global almost-periodic solution whose Gevrey norm stays within a factor of two of its initial value. The proof combines a Moser-type counterterm theorem imported from the companion preprint [33] with a new implicit function problem that treats both the potential and the initial datum as parameters, then performs measure estimates on the resonant sets via a weak Diophantine condition. The paper also proves a full-measure statement for potentials on a sequence of shrinking balls (Theorem 2.9), Lyapunov statistical stability (Theorem 2.11), and the existence of a Cantor foliation by invariant tori in regions where all Fourier modes of the initial datum are bounded below (Theorem 2.13).

Significance. If the proof is complete, this is a striking extension of finite-dimensional KAM measure statements to an infinite-dimensional Hamiltonian PDE: it does not merely construct isolated almost-periodic solutions, but shows that they occupy asymptotically full measure sets in both the parameter space of potentials and the phase space of initial data. The strategy of parametrizing invariant tori by initial data rather than actions or linear amplitudes is original and well matched to the infinite-dimensional setting, where the image of an immersed torus need not be a submanifold. The paper is also commendably quantitative: the use of product measures is explicit, the constants are tracked, the scaling covariance is exploited systematically, and the geometric statements about embedded tori are separated from statements about merely immersed tori. The main risk is not circularity or hidden fitting parameters; it is that a load-bearing Lipschitz-extension step, Proposition 4.5, is only sketched and rests on the companion preprint [33].

major comments (4)
  1. [Section 4.2, Proposition 4.5] Proposition 4.5 is the load-bearing step I cannot verify as written. The proof for the extension U(c,ζ,ε) of u(c,ζ,ε) is one sentence: 'applying the McShane Theorem also to u_{j,ν}^{(k)}(c,ω(·)) and reasoning in the same way.' This is not covered by [33, Corollary 10.8], which concerns the extensions A and R. The McShane theorem gives a real-valued Lipschitz extension of each coefficient individually, but the paper needs a g(s,α)-valued extension satisfying the uniform bound (4.11e) on all of W_N, continuity with respect to the product topology, and, crucially, preservation of separate analyticity in c and \bar c, which is used in Proposition 4.7, Corollary 4.9, and Lemma 5.4. These properties enter the fixed point equation (5.1), the Lipschitz bound on Δ in Lemma 5.4, and the derivative estimate in Lemma 6.2. If the extension does not preserve separate analyticity, the implicit function problem cannot be solved for all (V,W), and the measure estimates for the resonant sets lose their basis. I request a complete proof of this extension lemma, not a reference to an analogous argument.
  2. [Sections 3 and 4, imported estimates] The paper relies on the companion preprint [33] for the core existence and regularity machinery: Theorem 3.5 is [33, Theorem 2.13], Proposition 3.10 is [33, Proposition 2.21], and the Lipschitz bounds (4.11a)–(4.11d) are imported from [33, Proposition 2.27 and Corollary 10.8]. These results carry the small-divisor estimates, the tree-sum bounds, and the uniform radius of convergence in ε on the Bryuno sets K_N(γ). Since [33] is an unreviewed preprint, the present manuscript is not self-contained at the level needed to certify Theorem 2.3. I am not asserting that these statements are false; I am asserting that the referee cannot verify the central theorem without checking them. Please either provide complete proofs or appendices, or state explicitly which results in [33] are accepted and reproduce their exact hypotheses.
  3. [Section 6.2, proof of Theorem 2.3, part 2] The Fubini step at the end of the proof is too terse. From Proposition 6.4 one has μ_{1/4,1/2}(V \setminus Γ_N(γ)) ≤ C_* γ. To conclude that μ_{1,1/4}(G) → 1 and μ_{2,1/2}(T_V) → 1, one must choose the set G explicitly, for instance G = {V : μ_{2,1/2}(T_V^c) ≤ √γ}; Markov's inequality then gives μ_{1,1/4}(G^c) ≤ C_* √γ, which is asymptotically small. The sentence 'a direct application of Fubini's theorem ensures... measure proportional to 1−O(γ)' does not by itself control the measure of G, because Fubini only controls the average over V. This is a small but central quantification, and it should be written out.
  4. [Section 7.2, proof of Theorem 2.11] The last paragraph of the proof states that there exists a measurable set of potentials G(γ) 'of measure less than 1 − √(γ/γ_*)', but the claim in Theorem 2.11, item 2, is that μ_{1,1/4}((G(γ))^c) ≤ √(γ/γ_*), which means G(γ) has measure at least 1 − √(γ/γ_*). As written, the proof contradicts the theorem statement. This is likely a typo, but it should be corrected because it appears exactly at the point where the measure-theoretic conclusion is drawn.
minor comments (5)
  1. [Section 7 title] The section title contains a typo: 'Reuslts' should be 'Results'.
  2. [Remark 5.7] There is a typo in 'impliy'; it should read 'imply'.
  3. [Remark 2.14] The word 'arbritrarily' should be 'arbitrarily'.
  4. [Section 7.1, equation (7.6)] The exponent notation ρ^{1/N+1} is ambiguous; it should be ρ^{1/(N+1)} to match the summability condition ρ^{1/2(N+1)} used a few lines later.
  5. [Section 2.1, Theorem 2.3] The theorem statement says G has 'positive measure' and later says its measure is asymptotically full; this is fine, but the wording could be tightened to make clear that the positive-measure assertion is strengthened in the final sentence.

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No circular reduction: the asymptotically-full-measure claim is a genuine new consequence; reliance on prior self-citations and the sketched u-extension in Proposition 4.5 are verification risks, not circularity.

full rationale

The central claim of Theorem 2.3 is obtained by solving the implicit-function system (5.1), then proving measure estimates for the resulting frequency set. None of the steps defines the target quantity in terms of itself, and no prediction is obtained from a fitted parameter. The foundational existence theorem (Theorem 3.5) is quoted from [33], whose authors overlap with the present paper, but it is used as a black-box theorem with assumptions on small Gevrey data and weak Bryuno frequencies that do not include the target positive-measure parameter sets; the paper's new content is the bi-Lipschitz parametrization by initial data and the quantitative measure estimates, which go beyond the cited result. The proof of Proposition 4.5 is only sketched: the extension of u is justified by 'applying the McShane Theorem also to the function u... and reasoning in the same way', and the uniform Lipschitz bound (4.11e) is needed for Lemma 5.4 and Lemma 6.2. If this extension failed, the measure conclusions would not follow; however, this is an omitted-proof/verification gap rather than a circular reduction, because the extension is not assumed to be the quantity it is used to prove. There is no imported uniqueness theorem forbidding alternatives, no ansatz smuggled in via citation, and no renaming of a known result. The heavy reliance on overlapping prior work and the sketched extension justify a low non-circularity score of 2, but not a finding of circularity.

Assumptions & free parameters 0 free parameters · 6 assumptions · 0 invented entities

The central claim rests on the authors' own prior works [33], [34], [10] for the existence and quantitative estimates of almost-periodic solutions of the modified equation, and on standard results (Bourgain's measure estimate, McShane extension) for the parameter exclusion and Lipschitz extension. No free parameters are fitted to data; the counterterm is a mathematical device, not a physical entity. The proof is a chain of dependencies rather than a circular derivation.

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  • domain assumption Moser counterterm theorem (Theorem 2.13 of [33], restated as Theorem 3.5): for any frequency omega in the weak Bryuno class B^(0) and any c in the unit ball of g(s,alpha), the modified NLS equation admits a solution (U,eta) with uniform exponential bounds, for epsilon small.
    This is the existence result for almost-periodic solutions of the modified equation. The present paper does not reprove it; all later constructions start from it.
  • domain assumption Asymptotic expansion of the counterterm (Proposition 2.21 of [33], restated as Proposition 3.10): eta_j(c,omega(zeta),epsilon) = a0 + sum_{q=2}^{N-1} a_q/j^q + r_j, with a and r real analytic in |c|^2 and of size O(epsilon).
    This expansion is used to absorb the counterterm into the free parameters kappa and xi via the compatibility condition (3.4), which is essential for the implicit function problem (5.1).
  • standard math Measure estimate for weak Diophantine vectors in infinite dimension (Lemma B.5 of [33]): the complement of D^(0)(gamma,tau) in Q has measure at most C(tau)gamma for tau > 1/2.
    Used in Section 6 to bound the measure of the bad set of parameters in the product space.
  • domain assumption Convergence of the tree expansion series with bounds (Proposition 7.83 of [33], quoted as (3.16) in the paper): the coefficients satisfy |eta_j^(k)| < D0^k and |U_{j,nu}^(k)| e^{s1|nu|_alpha} e^{s2<j>^alpha} <= D0^k.
    These bounds are the basis for the Lipschitz estimates in Section 4, which in turn support the measure estimates and the bi-Lipschitz parametrization.
  • standard math McShane's extension theorem for real-valued Lipschitz functions on metric spaces.
    Used in Proposition 4.5 to extend the functions a, r, u from the Bryuno set K_N(gamma) to the whole parameter space W_N.
  • standard math Product probability measure construction on weighted sequence spaces (defined in Section 2.1 of the paper).
    The measure on the balls U_{1/4}(ell^{N,infty}) and U_{1/2}(g(s,alpha)) is the infinite product of normalized Lebesgue measures; the paper uses this measure throughout.

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We study the dynamics of solutions for a family of nonlinear Schroedinger equations on the circle, with a smooth convolution potential and Gevrey regular initial data. Our main result is the construction of an asymptotically full measure set of small-amplitude time almost-periodic solutions, which are dense on invariant tori. In regions corresponding to positive actions, we prove that such maximal invariant tori are Banach manifolds, which provide a Cantor foliation of the phase space. As a consequence, we establish that, for many small initial data, the Gevrey norm of the solution remains approximately constant for all time and hence the elliptic fixed point at the origin is Lyapunov statistically stable. This is first result in KAM Theory for PDEs that regards the persistence of a large measure set of invariant tori and hence may be viewed as a strict extension to the infinite dimensional setting of the classical KAM theorem.

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