Shorter proof yields dimension-free Lp bounds for maximal Riesz transforms
New argument uses Stein's spherical maximal inequality to eliminate dimension dependence
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New argument uses Stein's spherical maximal inequality to eliminate dimension dependence
· “Shorter proof of dimension-free L^p estimates for maximal Riesz transforms”
New conditions using finite variation and conformal tails show which Jordan curves admit continuous Legendrian lifts.
In low dimensions 1-5, Gaussian functions are stable local maximizers of mixed-norm Strichartz inequalities only when the spatial exponent…
· “Gaussians Do Not Always Maximize Mixed-Norm Strichartz Inequalities for the Schr\"odinger Equation”
Two weighted solution-space pairs fix the exact stability exponent, proving hyperbolicity survives delay perturbations.
Variation along both radii of torus averages in 3D gets Lp–Lq bounds that one-parameter theory cannot see.
· “Two-parameter variational estimates for averages over tori”
For each fixed group size, a dimension-free power bound replaces exponential growth.
· “Polynomial Bohnenblust--Hille bounds for product of cyclic groups”
One p-independent bound controls the ball maximal average in every dimension and radius, for every p>1.
· “Full-radius dimension-free maximal inequalities for discrete Euclidean balls”
A single argument covers every integer k≥4, resolving all previously open cases and completing the proof for all k.
· “Mockenhaupt's Three-Term Hardy-Littlewood Majorant Conjecture”
A 30-year-old question of Stein on discrete Euclidean averages gets an affirmative answer for every dimension and every p>1.
· “Dimension-free estimates for the full discrete Euclidean ball maximal function”
An explicit bound in every dimension, plus Sobolev and isoperimetric consequences.
Isoperimetric inequality for Riesz capacity yields an explicit formula in terms of gamma functions and ball volume.
· “Sharp constants for weak estimates of the Riesz Potentials”
The curve separating sign-definite Bessel integrals from sign-changing ones has no inflection on its whole closed range.
The proof hinges on strictly negative Verblunsky coefficients and the Delsarte–Genin transformation, yielding positivity in every degree.
· “Positivity and Asymptotics for Chenevier's Orthogonal Polynomials”
Proof uses a matrix defect identity and turns classification into rigidity of root trajectories under convolution.
A new Whitney extension proves every L¹ function's jump set is covered by C¹ hypersurfaces.
A simple two-point signal on Z_3 produces a counterexample, exposing the role of coset structure.
· “A counterexample to the Gowers U^k uncertainty conjecture for kge 6”
Countability is the sole obstruction: a compact set of measure zero contains a unit segment in every direction with centre in any given…
The n-linear bound now covers every r>1/3, pushing maximal operators from r≥1 into the quasi-Banach range.
· “Boundedness of Multilinear Hilbert Transforms Along Moment Curves”
New proof using abstract operator theory extends the equivalence to any nonnegative linear operator.
· “The equivalence of solutions to fractional and logarithmic Helmholtz equations”
Recurrence matrix for mixed orthogonal polynomials on the step line factors into explicit bidiagonal matrices.
· “Pi\~neiro mixed orthogonal polynomials and bidiagonal factorization”
The two bounds differ by less than 1/(16πd^4), sharpening unitary-Grothendieck guarantees.
· “Non-asymptotic bounds for the average singular value of a complex Gaussian matrix”
A new angular separation argument achieves the sharp Solyanik estimate (1-α)^{2/(n+1)} and optimal constants for maximal operators.
· “A sharp covering theorem and Solyanik estimates for Euclidean balls”
Existence becomes a range condition and consistency identities—no regular-pair assumption needed.
Bernstein transform on Jacobi-like weights yields a discrete ancestor that limits to Kravchuk, two Meixners, two Charlier, Jacobi, two…
· “An Askey-Type Confluence Scheme for Hahn-Like Multiple Orthogonality”
Sobolev–Bregman forms give exact identities, extending criticality theory from p=2 to every p>1
完整分类揭示阈值奇点类型决定L^1和L^∞行为,与高维直觉相反
· “Endpoint Mapping Properties of Wave Operators for Two-Dimensional Schr\"odinger Operators”
Strict monotonicity with degree extends to all pairs and a one-parameter deformation, settling two conjectures.
Obstacle method yields dimension-free endpoint estimate; constant 2 for reflection-invariant functions.
· “Dimension free weak-type endpoint estimates for the vectors of the Dunkl--Riesz transform”
Settles Simon–Taylor problem, and refines thresholds for infinite, continuum, and positive-dimensional intersections.
· “Intersections and Minkowski Sums of Four-Corner Cantor Dusts with the Unit Circle”
The relaxed state of a shear-banding material is a history measure, not a convexified rate law.
Solves Maz'ya's Problem 8: on any open set, ∫|u|^2/d_α^2 ≤ (C_n/α^2)∫|∇u|^2, and the exponent 2 is optimal over all domains.
A sharp inequality for the discrete fractional Laplacian matching the continuous constant and extending the Birman inequality.
· “Optimal fractional discrete Hardy inequalities on the half-line”
The Calderón sum stays ≤ 1/3 and no wavelet set exists, yet the system is an orthonormal basis, even for determinant one
Observability from thin annuli yields exponentially decaying energy under H^{1/2} damping satisfying GGCC.
A Green-sublevel argument removes the need for boundary regularity, covering Cantor sets, fat Cantor sets, and real Julia Cantor sets.
· “Optimal polynomial meshes beyond geometric boundary regularity via Green sublevels”
This minimal order is stable under coordinate changes and flags exact cancellations before normal-form steps.
· “Higher Order Structure along Nilpotent Eigendirections in Planar Vector Fields”
Counterexample and non-circular repair keep the 5/4 Falconer result intact
· “Repairing the refined-decoupling proof of the 5/4 planar pinned Falconer theorem”
Pair of functions obeying a three-term law yields an n-term identity that drives a general finite-sum transformation.
· “Notices on a new functional identity and allied series transformations”
A long-standing problem asking which quasisymmetric maps preserve $Q_\alpha$ spaces is answered with a new intrinsic geometric quantity…
Fourier coefficients of the canonical critical Gaussian multiplicative chaos vanish almost surely, solving a problem of Garban and Vargas.
· “Critical Gaussian Multiplicative Chaos on the Circle Is Rajchman”
Number of integer points inside a small ℓ^q ball grows like (C(q)+o(1))^d, completing earlier q=1,2 results.
· “Lattice points in high-dimensional ell^q balls with small radii”
Generalized Hermite polynomials serve as the primary example; the framework yields recurrence relations, zero interlacing, and…
· “A unified approach via Geronimus transformation to various types of orthogonal polynomials”
Under order-below-two conditions, degree r_k and mesh d_k obey d_k^{-1}=o(r_k) and r_k=o(d_k^{-2}).
· “Mesh-Degree Rigidity for Positive Chebyshev-Fourier Approximants”
New L^p autocorrelation estimates force the U^d norm below the product of neighboring Gowers norms.
A strictly convex Lipschitz graph can lack all pointwise arclength decay yet force positive measure for every translate set of dimension >1.
· “Minkowski sums with convex curves without pointwise Fourier decay”
The classical Melan suspension-bridge equation has a unique solution under realistic loads, computable by a simple proven algorithm.
In Q‑doubling metric spaces, a quasiadditive set function argument forces the boundary measure to be zero when 0<q<p<q*_Q.
· “On the measure of the boundary of a Hajl{}asz-Sobolev (M^(1,p),M^(1,q))-extension domain”
Resolves the critical boundedness problem; p* = 2d/(d-2) is the optimal exponent.
At degree m, the optimal repeated-pole kernel deletes the closest adjacent pair of zeros of L_{m+2}.
· “Least Variability in a Polynomial-Square Class of Rational Kernels”
New Littlewood-type theorem for half-spaces covers sequential approach regions, settling a question raised by Nagel–Stein.
· “A Littlewood-Type Theorem for Harmonic Functions in Euclidean Half-Spaces”
A logarithmic obstruction shows that the natural Muckenhoupt condition is not sufficient for dimensions three and higher.
· “On the Two-Weight Problem for One-Sided Maximal Operators in Higher Dimensions”
Canonical solutions, isomonodromic deformations, and a q→1 limit that recovers the classical theory.
· “Monodromy and Isomonodromy for Linear q-Difference Systems with Coefficient Matrix Ax+B”
Every refutation comes with a certificate in exact arithmetic that anyone can rerun from source.
In every dimension n ≥ 4 the new bound beats the previous best and closes most of the gap to the conjectured optimum.
· “Counting integral points near a curve in the n-dimensional Euclidean space”
Sharp tube estimate defies algebraic resonances that normally cause dimension loss in rational directions.
· “Ergodic times p-invariant measures on mathbb{T}² with no dimension dropping projections”
A Wallis-type product with polynomial exponents gives the Dirichlet beta function's derivative at negative odd integers explicitly.
For a broad class of polynomial phase symbols, convergence fails below Sobolev regularity 1/2 and holds above it.
· “Counterexamples for generalizations of the non-elliptic Schr\"{o}dinger maximal operator”
Explicit formulas and a counterexample resolve a conjecture; the property fails for degree four.
Hörmander–Bernhardsson equals 2π/θ∗², with θ∗ the first singularity of cosh-Gordon, matching 100 digits.
· “A Painlev\'e equation for the H\"ormander-Bernhardsson constant”
Composing density differences with a bi-Lipschitz function leaves the Carleson condition unchanged, making the logarithmic version a…
· “Square Functions and Rectifiability under Monotone Transformations of the Density”
A three-regime envelope for orthonormal Jacobi polynomials settles the Erdélyi–Magnus–Nevai and Krasikov conjectures with explicit constant.
· “The Erd\'elyi--Magnus--Nevai and Krasikov Conjectures for Jacobi Polynomials”
The weighted Jacobi bound settles a long-open conjecture and pins the Laguerre decay exponent at min{1, 1+α}.
The paper asserts an explicit convex sequence with a_m <= 7m^8 and an L1 function whose Cesaro Fourier means are unbounded at a Lebesgue…
· “A Counterexample to Belinsky's Conjecture on Ces\`aro Means at Lebesgue Points”
The counterexamples hold even in elementary abelian groups for p=2 and 3, not just in exponent-4 groups.
· “Translational tiles without spectra in finite abelian p-groups”
$(1,p)$-sparse bound with $L^1$ average; linear $p'$ growth for bounded kernels, critical $p=q'$ for $L^{q,1}\log L$.
For simply connected two-step pairs, the zeta-regularized determinant decomposes exactly into local, lattice, and spectral terms.
· “Sub-Laplacians on Compact Lie Groups: Heat Kernels, Distance, and Zeta Determinants”
Even with time-varying linear dynamics, a sufficiently bounded nonlinear perturbation does not destroy the ability to steer the state…
· “Controllability of time-varying lumped semilinear systems”
Finite positive Borel measures mu on the disk make the Dirichlet-to-L^p embedding bounded if and only if the packing energy and Haar energy…
A single localized Fourier exponent decides which digit-restricted prime gaps obey exact asymptotic formulae.
The test checks integer points of a fractal attractor, so spectrum verification becomes a finite computation.
· “Characterization on spectra of self-similar measures and the dual spectral set conjecture”
Settles a quarter-century-old open problem in every dimension, via rigidity from symplectic topology.
· “Regular closed gradient ranges and asymptotic gradient values”
Answering Erdős Problem 1040: at diameter one or above, unit lemniscate area shrinks to zero, no smoothness needed.
Divided differences yield a new identity that expresses an r+2F_{r+1}(1) series as a finite sum of r+1F_r(1) series.
· “Terminating Zero-Balanced Hypergeometric Series Using Divided Differences”
The proof squeezes the sharp constant between explicit test functions and a Bessel-model zero comparison.
· “Exact Asymptotics of the Multidimensional Nikolskii Constant”
Dense Hörmander-type curve families would gain full Hausdorff dimension; quadratic curves get exact integer dimensions.
Controls every time and vector-field derivative, for all even orders, systems, and non-Dirichlet boundary conditions.
· “Higher-order Gaussian bounds for maximally subelliptic boundary value problems”
Settles conjecture of Gabrielov–Novikov–Shapiro; bound is sharp
Complete characterization of a B-spline frame set along an entire curve, resolving a question left open by Lemvig and Nielsen
A facet-by-facet Fourier signature destabilizes Haar measure and yields exact maximizers on rectangular and hexagonal tori.
Near the axes, the frame property survives up to product 1/2 once one step shrinks faster than n^{-1/2}.
· “Asymptotic safety regions for Gabor frames generated by Hermite functions”