Direction-separated tubes satisfy polynomial Wolff axioms

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Let T\mathbb{T} be a collection of tubes whose directions are δ\delta-separated, meaning that distinct tube directions are separated by at least δ\delta in the relevant direction space. Let the polynomial Wolff inequality be denoted by the paper's generalized Wolff inequality, with constants {KE}\{K_E\}.

Direction-separated polynomial Wolff conjecture. Every set of tubes pointing in δ\delta-separated directions satisfies the polynomial Wolff axioms; more precisely, it satisfies the generalized Wolff inequality with constants {KE}\{K_E\} independent of δ\delta.

This conjecture would connect arbitrary direction-separated Kakeya tube collections to the polynomial Wolff estimates proved in the paper; the source states that it is open.

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Larry Guth and Joshua Zahl, “Polynomial Wolff axioms and Kakeya-type estimates in R^4”, arXiv:1701.07045 (2019).

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