Time Periodic Solution of the Relativistic Boltzmann Equation
2013-10-28YUHongjun
YU Hongjun
(School of Mathematical Sciences, South China Normal University, Guangzhou 510631,China)
TimePeriodicSolutionoftheRelativisticBoltzmannEquation
YU Hongjun*
(School of Mathematical Sciences, South China Normal University, Guangzhou 510631,China)
The existence and stability of the time periodic solution to the relativistic Boltzmann equation around the relativistic Maxwellian in the torus are obtained. The time decay of solution to the linearized relativistic Boltzmann equation is obtained by using compensating function and basic energy estimates. By this and the contraction mapping methods the existence and stablility of time periodic solution to the relativistic Boltzmann equation are shown.
Keywords: relativistic Boltzmann equation; relativistic Maxwellian; time periodic solution; existence; stability
In this paper, we consider time periodic solution of the relativistic Boltzmann equation
(1)
F(u)G(v)]dudω,
(2)
where dωis a surface measure on the unit sphere2, andσis the scattering kernel satisfying some conditions given later. As usual, we abbreviateF(t,x,u) byF(u), etc., and use prime to represent the moment after collision. For the relativistic model, the conservations of momentum and energy are given by
(3)
(4)
(5)
Lf=μ-1/2{Q(μ,μ1/2f)+Q(μ1/2f,μ)},
and the nonlinear collision operator is
Γ(g1,g2)=μ-1/2Q(μ1/2g1,μ1/2g2).
It is well-known thatLcan be written asLf=ν(v)f+Kfwith the collision frequencyν(v) defined by
(6)
and the operatorKby
μ1/2(u′)f(v′)-μ1/2(v′)f(u′)]dudω.
For the scattering kernelσ(g,θ) as in[2-3], we assume
(7)
wherec1andc2are positive constants, 0≤δ<1/2, 0≤β<2-2δ, and eitherγ≥0 or
Under these conditions onσ(g,θ), it was shown in [4] thatKis compact onL2(3). And from [2-3], we know that there is a constantC>1 such that
(8)
By the H-theorem,Lis dissipative and the null space ofLis spanned by the five collision invariants
(9)
LetPbe the projection of the spaceL2(3) to the null spaceinvvariable. We can decomposef(t,x,v) as
f(t,x,v)=Pf+(I-P)f.
(10)
Here,Iis identity,Pfrepresents the macroscopic part and (I-P)fthe microscopic part respectively.
(11)
furnished with the same norm. Throughout this paper, we useCto denote a generic positive constant which may vary from line to line.
Time periodic solution of classical Boltzmann equation was first solved by Ukai[5]through the results of spectral analysis[6-7]and contraction mapping methods. It was shown in [8] that the Boltzmann equation with external force admits the time periodic solution by the energy estimates and the results of [6]. On the other hand, the linearized relativistic Boltzmann equation was solved by Dudy1/2ski and Ekiel-Jezewska[4]. Later Glassey and Strauss[2]obtained the global solution of the relativistic Boltzmann equation near a relativistic Maxwellian in the torus, where a more restrictive assumption on the scattering kernel. And then they also obtained the global solution of the relativistic Boltzmann equation near a relativistic Maxwellian in the whole space[3]. The restrictive assumption on the scattering kernel[2]in the torus was removed and the results[2-3]were also obtained[9]by the energy methods. Based on the compensating function[3,10], the new energy methods was devised[11]to obtain both existence and the optimal time decay rate of relativistic Boltzmann and Landau equations without using the results of spectral analysis[6-7]. There are also other studies on the classical or relativistic Boltzmann, see [1,12-14] and the references therein.
Although there are some investigations about the time periodic solution to the classical Boltzmann equation, there is no study about relativistic Boltzmann equation. In this paper, we study the existence and stability of the time periodic solution to the relativistic Boltzmann equation around the relativistic Maxwellian in the torus. We first obtain the time decay of solution to the linearized equation by the compensating function[3,10-11]and by this we use contraction mapping methods to show the existence of time periodic solution to the relativistic Boltzmann equation by the similar methods as[5]. Finally we also show the stability of such a time periodic solution.
1 Existence of the Time Periodic Solution
In this section, we will establish the basic energy estimates in order to obtain the time decay of solution to the linearized relativistic Boltzmann equation and then show the existence of the time periodic solution to (5). For this, we write the linearized equation as
(12)
Lemma1Assumek≥1,α>3/2 andf0satisfies (11). For the solution of the equation (12), we have the following time decay estimate
[[f(t)]]k,α≤ce-c1t[[f0]]k,α.
(13)
ProofBy using compensating function of (12), we can obtain the key estimate as[3,10-11]:
Herek>0 is small enough and(t,ξ,v) is the Fourier transform off(t,x,v) aboutx.
By the properties of the Fourier transform, we have
δ2|||xPf|||k-12≤0.
(14)
By the definition of the projectionP, we can write
Pf=a(t,x)μ1/2+b(t,x)·vμ1/2+c(t,x)|v|2μ1/2.
By the assumption (11), we have
By this and the Poincaré inequality we can obtain
C‖x(a,b,c)‖2≤C.
(15)
On the other hand, we can have from the properties of compensating function[3,11]that
We define
(16)
which implies that
(17)
We rewrite the linearized equation (12) as
(18)
Thus we have from the Duhamel’s formula that
f(t)=e-tBf0=e-tAf0-(e-tAK)*e-tBf0.
Or we have
(19)
Recall the properties of the operatorKin [2-3] that for anyα≥0 andk≥0,
K:Gα(Hk)Gα+η(Hk) andL2(Hk)G0(Hk) boundedly,
(20)
whereη>0. Notice from (8) thatν(v)≥cfor some constantc>0. By this and the first relation of (20), we iterate in this manner
[[f(t)]]k,m≤Ce-ct[[f0]]k,m+
C(1+t)e-ct[[f0]]k,m+
Eventually we have the following: for somec0>0
[[f(t)]]k,m≤Ce-c0t[[f0]]k,m+
(21)
By using (21) and the second relation of (20), we also obtain
[[f(t)]]k,m≤Ce-c0t[[f0]]k,m+
(22)
Notice that for anyα>3/2,|||h|||k≤C[[h]]k,α. By this we combine (17) and (22) to obtain
[[f(t)]]k,α≤ce-c1t[[f0]]k,α.
In the following we will use Lemma 1 to prove the existence of time periodic solution to (5), which is our first main results.
Then there exist positive constantsa0anda1such that whenever supt[[(t)]]k,α≤a0, the problem (5) has a unique solutionfper=fper(t,x,v) which is periodic intwith the same periodTand satisfies (11) and
ProofIn order to obtain the time periodic solution of (5). We will use the arguments developed in [5]. For this we define
(f)(t)=e-(t-s)B{Γ(f(s),f(s))+(s)}ds.
Thus it suffices to find the fixed point ofin a proper complete metric space.
(23)
By the Duhamel’s formula, we obtain
For the termI1(t), we can obtain
For the termI2(t), we can have from (20) that
By the above three estimates, we have
(24)
By (23) and (24) we can iterate the following inequality
(25)
We have from (25) that
(26)
In what follows we shall show that(f) has a unique fixed point(t).
By the above definition ofΦ, we have
(27)
By Theorem 2.1 in [2], for anyα≥β/2 andk>3/2, one has
C[[h1]]k,α[[h2]]k,α.
(28)
It follows from this and (26) that
(29)
By the assumption, we have
(30)
We define the complete metric space
k>3/2,α>(3+β)/2}.
By (29) and (30) it follows from (27) that
(31)
Noticing thatΓ(h1,h2) is a bilinear operator, we have
Γ(f1,f1)-Γ(f2,f2)=
Γ(f1+f2,f1-f2)+Γ(f1-f2,f1+f2).
By this and (28), we have
[[ν-1Γ(f1+f2,f1-f2)]]k,α+
[[ν-1Γ(f1-f2,f1+f2)]]k,α≤
C[[f1+f2]]k,α[[f1-f2]]k,α.
This implies that
By (27) and the above estimates, we have
(32)
2 Stability of the Time Periodic Solution
In the preceding section we show the existence of the time periodic solution to (5) with time periodic source term. In this section we shall prove the stability of such a time periodic solution. For this, for any fixed timet0, we consider the problem
(33)
Settingg(t)=f(t)-fper(t), the problem (33) takes the form
(34)
withg(t0,x,v)=f0(x,v)-fper(t0). HereLperg=Γ(fper,g)+Γ(g,fper).
Our main results in this section are as follows.
Theorem2Letk>3/2 andα>(3+β)/2. Assume that (7) on the scattering kernelσ(g,θ). Letfper(t) be the time periodic solution constructed in Theorem 1. Then there exist positive constantsδ0andδ1such that whenever initial dataf0satisfies
[[f0(x,v)-fper(t0)]]k,α≤δ0,
the problem (33) has a unique global solutionf=f(t,x,v) satisfies
δ1[[f0(x,v)-fper(t0)]]k,α.
(35)
δ1e-ct[[f0(x,v)-fper(t0)]]k,α.
(36)
ProofBy the preceding section, we shall show
Γ(g(s),g(s))}ds
(37)
has a unique fixed point in the following space
We define
By Lemma 1 we have for any fixed timet0≤0,
which implies that
By the Duhamel’s formula, we obtain
For the termJ1(t), we can obtain
For the termJ2(t), we can obtain
By the above three estimates, we have
Finally we can iterate the following inequality
(38)
We can rewrite (37) as follow:
N[g](t)=e-(t-t0)Bg0+Φ[ν-1Lperg]+
Φ[ν-1Γ(g,g)].
(39)
It follows from Lemma 1 that
ClearlyPΓ(f,g)=0. By (28) and (38) we can obtain
and
Finally we have
Notice that
N[g1](t)-N[g2](t)=Φ[ν-1Lper(g1-g2)]+
Φ[ν-1(Γ(g1,g1)-Γ(g2,g2))].
(40)
By the similar arguments we can obtain
Choosingδ0anda0small enough, we know that[g] is a contraction mapping and has a unique fixed pointg(t), which is our desired solution. Thus (36) is shown and (35) can be shown by a similar methods. This completes the proof of Theorem 2.
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2013-06-20
国家自然科学基金项目(11071085);霍英东教育基金会高等院校青年教师基金项目(121002)
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10.6054/j.jscnun.2013.09.003
相对论Boltzmann方程的时间周期解
喻洪俊*
(华南师范大学数学科学学院,广东广州 510631)
得到了周期区域上靠近稳态的相对论Boltzmann方程的时间周期解的存在性和稳定性.通过利用补偿函数和基本的能量估计,得到了线性化的相对论Boltzmann方程解的时间衰减,根据此结果和压缩映像原理,证明了相对论Boltzmann方程的时间周期解的存在性和稳定性.
相对论Boltzmann方程; 相对论Maxwellian; 时间周期解; 存在性; 稳定性
*通讯作者:喻洪俊,教授,Email:yuhj2002@sina.com.
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