Best Stein–Tomas conjecture for quadratic manifolds

Let Q\mathbf{Q} be a quadratic manifold, and let “well-curved” and “best Stein–Tomas” denote the geometric and Fourier-analytic conditions defined in the paper. Best Stein–Tomas conjecture. Q\mathbf{Q} satisfies the best Stein–Tomas condition if and only if it is well-curved. This would clarify whether well-curvedness implies the best Stein–Tomas condition; the paper states that no counterexample is known, but does not provide a complete answer.

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Zhenbin Cao, Jingyue Li, Changxing Miao and Yixuan Pang, “Weighted L^2 restriction and comparison of nondegeneracy conditions for quadratic manifolds of arbitrary codimensions”, arXiv:2506.18657 (2025).

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