In this survey, we give a short overview of the recent progress on the
multidimensional L2 conjecture. It can also serve as an introduction to the
subject.
For the 2d Euler dynamics of patches, we investigate the convergence to the
singular stationary solutions in the presence of a regular strain. The rate of
merging as well as the growth of curvature are shown to be double exponential.
We consider 3d Schrodinger operator with long-range potential that has
short-range radial derivative. The long-time asymptotics of non-stationary
problem is studied and existence of modified wave operators is proved. It turns
out, the standard WKB correction should be replaced by the solution to certain
evolution equation.
This survey contains the introduction to the subject. Many new results are
also included.
We prove a conjecture due to Y. Last on Jacobi matrices.
For a large class of Schrodinger operators, we introduce the hyperbolic
quadratic pencils by making the coupling constant dependent on the energy in
the very special way. For these pencils, many problems of scattering theory are
easier to study. Then, we give some applications to the original Schrodinger
operators.
For two-dimensional Euler equation on the torus, we prove that the uniform
norm of the gradient can grow superlinearly for some infinitely smooth initial
data. We also show the exponential growth of the gradient for the finite time.
For the one-dimensional case, we establish the long-time asymptotics of
solution to Cauchy problem and prove existence of modified wave operators. In
particular, we show that the part of the wave travels ballistically if the
potential is square summable and this result is sharp.
We apply technique developed in [2] to study the long-time behavior of
Schrodinger evolution.
We study generic behavior of solutions to a large class of evolution
equations. The methods are applied to Schrodinger evolution on the circle.