A variation norm Carleson theorem

By Richard Oberlin, Andreas Seeger, Terence Tao, C. Thiele, James Wright. 2009

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By a standard approximation argument it follows that S[f ] may be meaningfully defined as a continuous function in ξ for almost every x whenever f ∈ L and the a priori bound of the theorem continues to hold for such functions. Theorem 1.1 is intimately related to almost everywhere convergence of partial Fourier sums for functions in L[0, 1]. Via a transference principle [12], it is indeed equivalent to the celebrated theorem by Carleson [2] for p = 2 and the extension of Carleson’s theorem by Hunt [9] for 1 < p < ∞; see also [7],[15], and [8]. The main purpose of this paper is to sharpen Theorem 1.1 towards control of the variation norm in the parameter ξ. Thus we consider mixed L and V r norms of the type:

Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Numerical Analysis

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