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Quantitative extension and Kakeya bounds
So Kakeya sets have dimension , with logarithmic maximal-function loss
payoff of the main theorem
Corollary·
cor:quant-kakeya·§9 Spherical extension and Kakeya tubesStatement (paper)
For , , , and ,
Every subset of containing a unit line segment in each direction has Hausdorff dimension .
In plain English
For , the spherical extension operator satisfies , and the Kakeya maximal function satisfies . Consequently every subset of containing a unit line segment in each direction has Hausdorff dimension .
Why it's here
The main local smoothing estimate has loss , and the local-extension lemma turns this into the logarithmic extension bound on balls. The overlap lemma, dualized, then gives the Kakeya maximal bound with the doubled exponent . The volume and gauge-measure claims convert that bound into the Kakeya set conjecture's dimension statement, all with only logarithmic losses.
Classified routine:
Direct consequence of the main log-loss local smoothing theorem combined with the local-extension and tube-overlap lemmas. It follows the well-known implication chain local smoothing ⇒ restriction/extension ⇒ Kakeya maximal ⇒ Hausdorff dimension (Bourgain, Wolff, Tao).
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Inside the proof
Sources
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