Bilinear space-time estimates for homogeneous wave equations

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Local smoothing type estimates on Lp for large p (2000, background): “In the limit as η → 0 this estimate may easily be seen to be sharp and it is considerably stronger than what can be obtained from any of the various results in the literature (cf. [2], [18], [17], [ 6 ], [20]).”
Estimates for rough Fourier integral and pseudodifferential operators and applications to the boundedness of multilinear operators (2013, background): “Kl ainerman [12], which serves as our second motivation to consider these specific ty pes of operators.”
Concentration Compactness for Critical Wave Maps (2009, unknown): “[18]–[17], as well as [20], [21], [11].”
Leibniz’s Rule, Sampling and Wavelets on Mixed Lebesgue Spaces (2015, background): “[18] and the extension of work of Foschi and Kleinerman [11] by Planchon [23] and Stefanov and Torres [25].”
Global Regularity of Wave Maps from R2+1 to H2. Small Energy (2004, background): “It is the same as the analogous estimate for free waves, see [8]:”
On Function Spaces with Mixed Norms — A Survey (2019, background): “Another recent interest in developing the theory of function spaces with mixed norms comes from bilinear estimates and their vector-valued extensions which have proved useful in partial differential equations involving functions in n dimension space variable x and one dimension time variable t; see,”