Global well-posedness of the Cauchy problem for coupled system of fourth order nonlinear Schrödinger equations was studied. By establishing conservation laws of mass as well as energy and applying method to the problem, we obtained that increment of modified energy was controlled by the sum of space time integrals. Spatial frequencies were dyadically localized and their dependence relationships with the parameter were discussed in each case. Using Parseval’s identity and Holder’s inequality, the bounds of different summation terms were derived to prove the almost conservation law of modified energy of coupled system in low regularity space . Applying Sobolev’s embedding theorem, we obtained an upper bound estimate for the scale transformed energy. The parameter was chosen to be sufficiently large so that the energy was sufficiently small. Based on the scale invariance, a relation between the initial energy and scale transformed energy was established. A polynomial growth estimate of modified energy was obtained. Namely, the spatial norm of solution grows polynomially with respect to the time variable. Thus, global well-posedness of the Cauchy problem for coupled system is established in low regularity space . The solution of coupled system exists uniquely and its norm depends continuously on the norm of initial values.
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