The sharp L2L^2 extension conjecture for paraboloids when d=4k−1d=4k-1

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Let P⊂FqdP\subset\mathbb F_q^d be the paraboloid. Suppose that d=4k−1d=4k-1 for some k∈Nk\in\mathbb N and that −1∈Fq-1\in\mathbb F_q is not a square. Sharp paraboloid extension conjecture. One has

RP∗(2→2d+6d+1)≪1,R^*_P\left(2\to\frac{2d+6}{d+1}\right)\ll 1,

which would give the sharp L2→LrL^2\to L^r extension estimate for PP. This is identified as the difficult unresolved case following the known Stein–Tomas and partial even-dimensional results.

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Doowon Koh, Thang Pham and Le Anh Vinh, “Extension theorems and a connection to the Erdős-Falconer distance problem over finite fields”, arXiv:1809.08699 (2020).

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