Scattering for the Yang-Mills equations

Author:

Baez John C.

Abstract

We construct wave and scattering operators for the Yang-Mills equations on Minkowski space, M 0 R 4 {{\mathbf {M}}_0} \cong {{\mathbf {R}}^4} . Sufficiently regular solutions of the Yang-Mills equations on M 0 {{\mathbf {M}}_0} are known to extend uniquely to solutions of the corresponding equations on the universal cover of its conformal compactification, M ~ R × S 3 \tilde {\mathbf {M}} \cong {\mathbf {R}} \times {S^3} . Moreover, the boundary of M 0 {{\mathbf {M}}_0} as embedded in M ~ \tilde {\mathbf {M}} is the union of "lightcones at future and past infinity", C ± {C_ \pm } . We construct wave operators W ± {W_ \pm } as continuous maps from a space X {\mathbf {X}} of time-zero Cauchy data for the Yang-Mills equations to Hilbert spaces H ( C ± ) {\mathbf {H}}({C_ \pm }) of Goursat data on C ± {C_ \pm } . The scattering operator is then a homeomorphism S : X X S:{\mathbf {X}} \to {\mathbf {X}} such that U W + = W S U{W_ + } = {W_ - }S , where U : H ( C + ) H ( C ) U:{\mathbf {H}}({C_ + }) \to {\mathbf {H}}({C_ - }) is the linear isomorphism arising from a conformal transformation of M ~ \tilde {\mathbf {M}} mapping C {C_ - } onto C + {C_ + } . The maps W ± {W_ \pm } and S S are shown to be smooth in a certain sense.

Publisher

American Mathematical Society (AMS)

Subject

Applied Mathematics,General Mathematics

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