Convolution estimates and model surfaces of low codimension
Daniel Oberlin

TL;DR
This paper presents measures on specific k-surfaces in R^d that nearly achieve optimal convolution estimates, advancing understanding of harmonic analysis on geometric structures.
Contribution
It provides new examples of measures on k-surfaces that satisfy nearly optimal convolution estimates, contributing to harmonic analysis and geometric measure theory.
Findings
Measures on k-surfaces with near-optimal convolution estimates
Examples that approach theoretical bounds in harmonic analysis
Insights into the structure of low codimension surfaces
Abstract
We give examples of measures on certain k-surfaces in R^d. These measures satisfy convolution estimates which are nearly optimal.
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TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
