Let (w,σ) be a pair of weights, set λQ=∣Q∣ and p=q, and let N be the best constant in the estimate denoted by (eq:norm) in the source. Let A and B be Young functions satisfying
∫1/2∞tpA(t)tdt<∞,∫1/2∞tp′B(t)tdt<∞.
For the Luxembourg norm, define
⟨f⟩A,Q:=infλ>0:⟨A(f/λ)⟩Q≤1.
Using the source's weights u,v and parameters q0,p0,r,r′, define
[u,v]A,q0,p,r=Qsup⟨v⟩Qp1−q01⟨u⟩Q(p1−q01)(r−1)⟨up1⟩A,Q⟨u⟩Qp1,
[v,u]B,p0′,p′,r′=Qsup⟨u⟩Qp′1−p0′1⟨v⟩Q(p′1−p0′1)(r′−1)⟨vp′1⟩B,Q⟨v⟩Qp′1.
Bump conjecture. There is a constant C>0, independent of w and σ, such that
N≤C([u,v]A,q0,p,r+[v,u]B,p0′,p′,r′).
The paper proposes this estimate as a conjecture and states that it implies the one-supremum conjecture with A∞ replaced by A∞exp and the separated bump conjecture; no resolution is given.