Finite-field sphere extension conjecture

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Let Fqn\mathbb{F}_q^n be a finite-dimensional vector space, with n≥2n\ge 2 even, and let SrS_r be the sphere centered at the origin with nonzero radius r∈Fqr\in\mathbb{F}_q. Denote by RSr∗(2→s)R_{S_r}^*(2\to s) the normalized L2→LsL^2\to L^s extension constant for SrS_r.

Sphere extension conjecture. The L2→L(2n+4)/nL^2\to L^{(2n+4)/n} extension estimate should hold uniformly in qq:

RSr∗(2→2n+4n)≪1.R_{S_r}^*\left(2\to \frac{2n+4}{n}\right)\ll 1.

This is presented as the well-known finite-field L2→LrL^2\to L^r extension conjecture for spheres. It is used as an extension input for product-set estimates, and the supplied text gives no resolution status.

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Che-Jui Chang, Ali Mohammadi, Thang Pham and Chun-Yen Shen, “Product of sets on varieties in finite fields”, arXiv:2208.04830 (2022).

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