Analyticity of scattering for the ϕ4 theory
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Abstract
We consider scattering for the equation (□+m2)ϕ+λϕ3=0 on four-dimensional Minkowski space. Form>0, one-to-one and onto wave operatorsW ± λ :H→H are known to exist for all λ≧0, whereH denotes the Hilbert space of finite-energy Cauchy data. We prove that the maps (λ,u)↦W ± λ (u) and (λ,u)↦(W ± λ )−1 (u) are continuous from [0, ∞)×H toH, and extend to real-analytic functions from an open neighborhood of {0}×H∪ℝ×{0}⊂ℝ×H to the Hilbert spaceH−1 of Cauchy data with Poincaré-invariant norm. Form=0, wave operatorsW ± λ are known to exist as diffeomorphisms ofH for all λ≧0, where hereH denotes the Hilbert space of finite Einstein energy Cauchy data. In this case we prove that the maps (λ,u)↦(W ± λ ) (u) and (λ,u)↦(W ± λ )−1 (u) extend to real-analytic functions from a neighborhood of [0, ∞)×H⊂ℝ×H toH.
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