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Critical Schrödinger estimate with logarithmic loss
Gives critical Schrödinger bound with loss
critical Schrödinger estimate of the corollary
Claim·§12 The paraboloid and Schr\"odinger evolution·inside corParaboloid extension and Schrödinger local smoothing
Statement (paper)
For with a cube of side translated to be centered at zero, and , the near contribution satisfies with . Consequently, summing the th powers over (bounded overlap of the cubes ) and adding the far contribution gives with , and by parabolic scaling on , dyadic summation and conjugation for negative times, this yields on with power .
In plain English
For data localized to on a cube of side , the near part of satisfies . Summing over cubes and adding the far part gives for , and then the critical estimate on any compact with .
Why it's here
The Fresnel formula converts the near piece into a paraboloid extension operator on a ball of radius about , so the local logarithmic extension bound gives the loss. Combined with the far-field kernel decay, bounded overlap of the cubes assembles the local bounds into a global one on . Parabolic scaling, dyadic summation in time and conjugation for negative times then extend it to the full interval and give the critical Schrödinger estimate of the corollary.
Classified routine:
Standard transfer of extension bounds to Schrödinger local smoothing via the Fresnel formula, localization to cubes, far-field kernel decay, parabolic scaling and dyadic summation (as in Rogers' and Lee–Rogers–Vargas' extension-to-Schrödinger arguments). It follows directly from the earlier local paraboloid extension bound and kernel decay claims.
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- infoinferred_depoutline: "Near contribution via Fresnel formula; critical estimate" rests on claim-cor-parabolic-1
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Near contribution via Fresnel formula; critical estimate" rests on claim-cor-parabolic-3