Sharp exponent conjecture for the bilinear Heisenberg tube estimate
Sharp exponent conjecture for the bilinear Heisenberg tube estimate
Let the bilinear tube estimate in Theorem be understood with its stated exponent, and let the sharp exponent mean the smallest exponent for which that estimate holds. Sharp exponent conjecture. The sharp exponent in Theorem is . The paper states that the theorem currently has exponent , while the preceding proposition gives only the lower bound . Thus the conjecture predicts that this lower bound is optimal and that the exponent can be improved.
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Primary source
Yannis Galanos, “A Bilinear Kakeya Inequality in the Heisenberg Group”, arXiv:2604.02984 (2026).
Additional references
2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2018–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1803.06981.
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