This analysis establishes global decay and scattering in energy space for radial solutions, highlighting their behavior under spherical symmetry.
We establish global decay and scattering in the energy space H2(Rd), for d≥5, of radial solutions to the damped nonlinear biharmonic Schrödinger equation with general complex-valued, time-dependent damping coefficients. Assuming radial data exploits O(d)-symmetry and strengthens Morawetz-type controls through spherical averaging, we introduce new Morawetz-type identities and localized inequalities adapted to the fourth-order dispersive flow and compatible with this symmetry. As a consequence, and under explicit conditions for the damping coefficients that include slowly decaying or oscillatory profiles, we prove that solutions decay in Lebesgue norms and scatter to free biharmonic evolutions.
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