The one-dimensional Mizohata–Takeuchi conjecture for the truncated parabola

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Let EE be the extension operator for the truncated parabola, corresponding to Γ(ξ)=ξ2\Gamma(\xi)=\xi^2, and let ω:BR→[0,∞)\omega:B_R\to[0,\infty) be a one-dimensional weight, so that

ω(B(y,r))≤r\omega(B(y,r))\le r

for every ball of radius rr centered at yy, with 1≤r≤R1\le r\le R. Parabolic one-dimensional Mizohata–Takeuchi conjecture. Then

∫BR∣Eg∣2ω≲ϵRϵsup⁡Tω(T)12∥g∥22,\int_{B_R}|Eg|^2\omega\lesssim_\epsilon R^\epsilon\sup_T\omega(T)^{\frac12}\|g\|_2^2,

where TT ranges over R×R12R\times R^{\frac12} tubes. This is the special quadratic case retained after the corresponding assertion for general convex curves is shown to fail; the source gives no resolution.

References

Primary source

Xuerui Yang, “Some Mizohata-Takeuchi-type estimate for exponential sums”, arXiv:2511.00841 (2025).

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