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Put y=x/λ(t) and
u(t,x)=λ−1v(y)e−ib∣y∣2/4+iγ.
(1)
Differentiate the scaling and quadratic phase. After multiplying the nonlinear Schrödinger equation by λ3eib∣y∣2/4−iγ, the terms proportional to y⋅∇v+v, ∣y∣2v, and v vanish respectively when
dtds​=λ−2,b=−λ−1dsdλ​,dsdb​+b2=−4,dsdγ​=−ω.
(2)
The remaining expression is
−Δv+∣y∣2v−ωv+v3,
(3)
which vanishes by part 4. Hence the Schrödinger expanding lens ansatz for the mass-critical equation solves the defocusing cubic equation.

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