Abstract

We prove that the Cauchy problem for the one-dimensional parabolic equations , with initial data in Hs(R), cannot be solved by an iterative scheme based on the Duhamel formula for s < −1 if (k, d) = (2, 0) and s < sc(k, d) = ½ − (2 − d)/(k − 1) otherwise. This exactly completes the positive results on the Cauchy problem in Hs(R) for these equations and shows the particularity of the case (k, d) = (2, 0), for which we prove that the critical space Hsc(R) = H−3/2(R), by standard scaling arguments, cannot be reached. Our results also hold in the periodic setting.

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