Explore a 46-minute lecture on Fourier adjoint restriction estimates on cones, delivered by Giuseppe Negro at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the intricacies of how exponentials rarely maximize these estimates, as part of the "Modern Trends in Harmonic Analysis" program. Gain insights into cutting-edge developments in harmonic analysis, focusing on polynomial methods and discrete harmonic analysis. Learn from experts in the field and discover how these techniques are applied to solve complex problems in mathematics and related areas.
Exponentials Rarely Maximize Fourier Adjoint Restriction Estimates on Cones by Giuseppe Negro
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Exponentials Rarely Maximize Fourier Adjoint Restriction Estimates on Cones  by Giuseppe Negro
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