Direction-separated tubes satisfy polynomial Wolff axioms
Let be a collection of tubes whose directions are -separated, meaning that distinct tube directions are separated by at least in the relevant direction space. Let the polynomial Wolff inequality be denoted by the paper's generalized Wolff inequality, with constants .
Direction-separated polynomial Wolff conjecture. Every set of tubes pointing in -separated directions satisfies the polynomial Wolff axioms; more precisely, it satisfies the generalized Wolff inequality with constants independent of .
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.
References
Primary source
Larry Guth and Joshua Zahl, “Polynomial Wolff axioms and Kakeya-type estimates in R^4”, arXiv:1701.07045 (2019).
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