2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.aim.2021.108089
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Sobolev improving for averages over curves in R4

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“…respectively. This definition is motivated by our related work on L p Sobolev estimates for the moment curve in four dimensions [1]. Note that γ is a primitive for γ Ò in the sense that γ1 " γ Ò .…”
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“…respectively. This definition is motivated by our related work on L p Sobolev estimates for the moment curve in four dimensions [1]. Note that γ is a primitive for γ Ò in the sense that γ1 " γ Ò .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…If we take mpµq to be the integer which minimises |2 ´ℓm ´G2 ps µ q|, then we obtain (8.31). On the other hand, the Frenet equations ensure that G 2 psq " e 33 psq ´1e 32 psq satisfies |G 1 2 psq| " 1 for all s P I 0 . Consequently, the assignment µ Þ Ñ mpµq is Op1q-to-1, as claimed.…”
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“…By this observation, we are naturally led to regard the operators U θ ± , U 0 ± as variable coefficient generalizations of the associated conic surfaces. Meanwhile, the decoupling inequalities for the extension (adjoint restriction) operators given by these conic surfaces, which are constant coefficient counterparts of the abovementioned operators, are already known (see Theorem 3.1 below and [1]). Those inequalities were, in fact, deduced from the decoupling inequality for the nondegenerate curve due to Bourgain, Demeter, and Guth [6].…”
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“…Let I = [1,2]. We consider the maximal operator Mf (x) = sup (θ,t,s)∈T×I 2 |f * σ θ t,s (x)|, which was called the elliptic maximal function in [8].…”
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