On implicitly oscillatory quadrilinear integrals

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Abstract

For quadrilinear functionals ∫B∏j=14(fj∘φj)\int_B \prod_{j=1}^4 (f_j\circφ_j), where B⊂R2B\subset{\mathbb R}^2 is a ball, φj:B→R1φ_j:B\to{\mathbb R}^1 are real analytic submersions, and fj∈L∞(R1)f_j\in L^\infty({\mathbb R}^1) are bounded and measurable, we seek a majorization of the integral by a product of negative order Sobolev norms of the factors fjf_j. An obvious necessary condition is that any smooth solution of ∑j(gj∘φj)≡0\sum_j (g_j\circφ_j)\equiv 0, in any connected open set, must be constant. Assuming this condition and certain auxiliary hypotheses, we establish an upper bound of the desired type. The proof relies in part on a three term sublevel set inequality established in a companion paper.

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