Optimal correlation scaling for singular interactions
Determine whether, for the Langevin dynamics of N exchangeable Brownian particles with singular pairwise interactions K(x,y) = −∇W(x−y) belonging to L^2((T^d)^2)^d and with W satisfying the stated exponential integrability conditions, the m-particle nonlinear correlation functions G_{N,m} defined via the cluster expansion admit bounds sharper than the established L^2(ω_{β_*}^{⊗ m}) estimates G_{N,m} = O(N^{−m/2}) on a fixed time interval; in particular, ascertain whether the BBGKY-suggested optimal scaling G_{N,m} = O(N^{1−m}) can be rigorously established in this singular interaction setting.
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Our estimates do not match the expected scaling~eq:scaling-GNm: we only show $G_{N,m}=O(N{-m/2})$ in $L2$, cf.~eq:L2bnd below, together with the weak convergence $N{m/2}G_{N,m}\rightharpoonup0$, cf.~eq:wL2bnd. We do not know whether stronger estimates can be expected to hold in the present singular setting.
eq:scaling-GNm:
eq:L2bnd:
eq:wL2bnd:
$N^{\frac m2}G_{N,m}\overset*\rightharpoonup0,\qquad\text{in $L^\infty(0,T_*;L^2(\omega_{\beta_*}^{\otimes m}))$}. $