L^3 estimates for an algebraic variable coefficient Wolff circular maximal function

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Abstract

In 1997, Thomas Wolff proved sharp L3L^3 bounds for his circular maximal function, and in 1999, Kolasa and Wolff proved certain non-sharp LpL^p inequalities for a broader class of maximal functions arising from curves of the form {Φ(x,⋅)=r}\{Φ(x,\cdot)=r\}, where Φ(x,y)Φ(x,y) satisfied Sogge's cinematic curvature condition. Under the additional hypothesis that ΦΦ is algebraic, we obtain a sharp L3L^3 bound on the corresponding maximal function. Since the function Φ(x,y)=∣x−y∣Φ(x,y)=|x-y| is algebraic and satisfies the cinematic curvature condition, our result generalizes Wolff's L3L^3 bound. The algebraicity condition allows us to employ the techniques of vertical cell decompositions and random sampling, which have been extensively developed in the computational geometry literature.

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