Loomis-Whitney inequalities in Heisenberg groups
Katrin F\"assler, Andrea Pinamonti

TL;DR
This paper establishes Loomis-Whitney inequalities in higher-dimensional Heisenberg groups using an inductive approach from the one-dimensional case, leading to new geometric inequalities and applications in analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a novel inductive method to derive Loomis-Whitney inequalities in Heisenberg groups and applies multilinear interpolation for strong bounds, connecting planar geometry to higher-dimensional analysis.
Findings
Loomis-Whitney inequalities in $H^n$ derived from $H^1$ case
Strong type bounds established via multilinear interpolation
Sharper geometric Sobolev inequality in $H^n$ obtained
Abstract
This note concerns Loomis-Whitney inequalities in Heisenberg groups : Here , , are the vertical Heisenberg projections to the hyperplanes , respectively, and refers to a natural Haar measure on either , or one of the hyperplanes. The Loomis-Whitney inequality in the first Heisenberg group is a direct consequence of known improving properties of the standard Radon transform in . In this note, we show how the Loomis-Whitney inequalities in higher dimensional Heisenberg groups can be deduced by an elementary inductive argument from the inequality in . The same approach, combined with multilinear interpolation, also yields the following strong type bound:…
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