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Main Author: Tacy, Melissa
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.18655
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author Tacy, Melissa
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contents This paper develops a new framework, \emph{simultaneous saturation}, designed to quantify the size of sets whose elements are simultaneously large. The framework establishes a correspondence between the magnitude of such sets and a system of interdependent conditions linking their points. We first prove a general theorem establishing the correspondence and then apply the framework to multilinear restriction-type estimates. From this perspective, we obtain a new proof (independent of Bennett-Carbery-Tao \cite{BCT}) of the $d$-linear restriction/extension theorem, and establish the $λ^ε$ loss conjectured bounds for the $k$-linear $L^{2}\to L^{p/k}$ extension problem under mixed transversality/curvature conditions $(k<d)$.
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spellingShingle The principle of simultaneous saturation: Application to the $k$-linear restriction/extension problem
Tacy, Melissa
Classical Analysis and ODEs
Analysis of PDEs
This paper develops a new framework, \emph{simultaneous saturation}, designed to quantify the size of sets whose elements are simultaneously large. The framework establishes a correspondence between the magnitude of such sets and a system of interdependent conditions linking their points. We first prove a general theorem establishing the correspondence and then apply the framework to multilinear restriction-type estimates. From this perspective, we obtain a new proof (independent of Bennett-Carbery-Tao \cite{BCT}) of the $d$-linear restriction/extension theorem, and establish the $λ^ε$ loss conjectured bounds for the $k$-linear $L^{2}\to L^{p/k}$ extension problem under mixed transversality/curvature conditions $(k<d)$.
title The principle of simultaneous saturation: Application to the $k$-linear restriction/extension problem
topic Classical Analysis and ODEs
Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.18655