Small cap moment-curve exponential-sum conjecture

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Let N≥1N\geq 1, 0≤σ≤20\leq \sigma\leq 2, and s≥1s\geq 1, and write e(t)=e2πite(t)=e^{2\pi i t}. Then the small cap decoupling conjecture. There is a constant CεC_\varepsilon such that

∫[0,1]2×[0,1/Nσ]∣∑k=1Ne(kx1+k2x2+k3x3)∣2s dx≤CεNε[Ns−σ+N2s−6].\int_{[0,1]^2\times[0,1/N^{\sigma}]}\left|\sum_{k=1}^N e(kx_1+k^2x_2+k^3x_3)\right|^{2s}\,dx\leq C_\varepsilon N^\varepsilon\left[N^{s-\sigma}+N^{2s-6}\right].

This conjecture concerns sharp L2sL^{2s} estimates for exponential sums associated with the moment curve in R3\mathbb R^3 and motivates the paper's small-cap decoupling results. The source presents it as the conjecture being proved in the case n=3n=3; its resolution status is not otherwise specified here.

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Larry Guth and Dominique Maldague, “Small cap decoupling for the moment curve in R^3”, arXiv:2206.01574 (2022).

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