A priori bounds for the equation in the full sub-critical regime
arXiv:1910.13854
Abstract
We derive a priori bounds for the equation in the full sub-critical regime using Hairer's theory of regularity structures. The equation is formally given by \begin{equation} \label{e}(\partial_t-Δ)ϕ= -ϕ^3 + \infty ϕ+ξ, \tag{} \end{equation} where the term represents infinite terms that have to be removed in a renormalisation procedure. We emulate fractional dimensions by adjusting the regularity of the noise term , choosing . Our main result states that if satisfies this equation on a space-time cylinder , then away from the boundary the solution can be bounded in terms of a finite number of explicit polynomial expressions in , and this bound holds uniformly over all possible choices of boundary data for . The derivation of this bound makes full use of the super-linear damping effect of the non-linear term . A key part of our analysis consists of an appropriate re-formulation of the theory of regularity structures in the specific context of \eqref{e}, which allows to couple the small scale control one obtains from this theory with a suitable large scale argument. Along the way we make several new observations and simplifications. Instead of a model and the family of translation operators we work with just a single object which acts on itself for translations, very much in the spirit of Gubinelli's theory of branched rough paths. Furthermore, we show that in the specific context of \eqref{e} the hierarchy of continuity conditions which constitute Hairer's definition of a \emph{modelled distribution} can be reduced to the single continuity condition on the "coefficient on the constant level".
arXiv comment64 pages
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