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We consider the Cauchy problem for the nonlinear wave equation $u_{tt} - Delta_x u +q(t, x) u + u^3 = 0$ with smooth potential $q(t, x) geq 0$ having compact support with respect to $x$. The linear equation without the nonlinear term $u^3$ and potential periodic in $t$ may have solutions with exponentially increasing as $ t to infty$ norm $H^1({mathbb R}^3_x)$. In [2] it was established that adding the nonlinear term $u^3$ the $H^1({mathbb R}^3_x)$ norm of the solution is polynomially bounded for every choice of $q$. In this paper we show that $H^k({mathbb R}^3_x)$ norm of this global solution is also polynomially bounded. To prove this we apply a different argument based on the analysis of a sequence ${Y_k(ntau_k)}_{n = 0}^{infty}$ with suitably defined energy norm $Y_k(t)$ and $0 < tau_k <1.$
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