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Global spherical and cone extension estimates
So sphere and cone extension hold globally for ,
global extension step used for the paraboloid corollary
Corollary·
cor:spherical-restriction·§9.1 Global extension from the sphere and the truncated coneStatement (paper)
Let and . If
then
These are strong estimates, including when .
For both estimates hold for every .
In plain English
For and with and , the sphere extension operator satisfies , and the cone extension operator satisfies , with strong-type bounds even at . If , both hold for all .
Why it's here
The main theorem and the local extension lemma give a local sphere extension bound with only a logarithmic loss at . Passing from local to global estimates on the ranges of stated here, with no loss, then yields the global sphere and truncated-cone extension bounds, which later results such as the paraboloid corollary build on.
Classified routine:
Follows from the paper's local extension lemma and main theorem by the standard epsilon-removal / local-to-global argument for extension operators (Tao's epsilon removal, Bourgain's interpolation trick). The resulting ranges match the known Stein–Tomas/restriction-conjecture endpoints, so this corollary is a consequence rather than a new idea.
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- §9.1 Global extension from the sphere and the truncated cone
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