A weighted Sobolev space on the torus has sharp regularity that lets KAM theory apply to perturbations with classical differentiability only up to floor(n/2) while higher weak derivatives remain unbounded.
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Quantifies admissible Sobolev regularity for functions with zeros whose reciprocals are (p,q)-multipliers and refines Balian-Low uncertainty principles via connections to Gabor and shift-invariant systems.
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Sharp regularity of a weighted Sobolev space over $ \mathbb{T}^n $ and its relation to finitely differentiable KAM theory
A weighted Sobolev space on the torus has sharp regularity that lets KAM theory apply to perturbations with classical differentiability only up to floor(n/2) while higher weak derivatives remain unbounded.
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Uncertainty Principles for Fourier Multipliers
Quantifies admissible Sobolev regularity for functions with zeros whose reciprocals are (p,q)-multipliers and refines Balian-Low uncertainty principles via connections to Gabor and shift-invariant systems.