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Littlewood-Paley setup and small-source removal
Sets up Littlewood–Paley pieces and removes sources near the origin
reduces to sources away from the origin for the envelope
Claim·§B.3 Summation over the spatial and angular frequencies·inside thmSharp logarithm with angular regularity
Statement (paper)
Let be a smooth radial Littlewood--Paley decomposition of at frequencies , let , and let be a fixed enlarged annular multiplier equal to one on the support of . Then the bounded frequency part satisfies a uniform fixed-time estimate, and on the remaining bands the input may be restricted to , with a total strong error even when summed in .
In plain English
Decompose into radial Littlewood–Paley pieces at frequencies , with and an enlarged annular multiplier equal to one on the support of . The bounded-frequency part obeys a uniform fixed-time estimate, and on the other bands the input can be restricted to at a total strong-type cost of , even summed over .
Why it's here
This step fixes the Littlewood–Paley framework for the proof of the angular theorem and disposes of the low-frequency part. Using the small-source estimate of the angular envelope lemma, it shows that sources within of the origin contribute a geometrically decaying amount that sums to , so later steps may assume the envelope lemma's support condition holds.
Classified routine:
Standard Littlewood–Paley bookkeeping: the low-frequency part is handled by a fixed-time multiplier bound, and small sources are removed via the small-source estimate of the paper's angular envelope lemma, which gives geometric decay that sums in .
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- §B.3 Summation over the spatial and angular frequencies
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