This paper proves new Kakeya maximal function estimates in R^n at dimension d(n) = max_k min(n-k+2, (n^2+k^2+n-k)/(2n)), improving the previous record in all dimensions n >= 5 except n = 6.
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New Kakeya estimates using Gromov's algebraic lemma
This paper proves new Kakeya maximal function estimates in R^n at dimension d(n) = max_k min(n-k+2, (n^2+k^2+n-k)/(2n)), improving the previous record in all dimensions n >= 5 except n = 6.