Sharp exponent conjecture for the bilinear Heisenberg tube estimate

Let the bilinear tube estimate in Theorem 11 be understood with its stated LpL^p exponent, and let the sharp exponent mean the smallest exponent for which that estimate holds. Sharp exponent conjecture. The sharp LpL^p exponent in Theorem 11 is 2/32/3. The paper states that the theorem currently has exponent 3/43/4, while the preceding proposition gives only the lower bound p2/3p\geq 2/3. Thus the conjecture predicts that this lower bound is optimal and that the exponent 3/43/4 can be improved.

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Primary source

Yannis Galanos, “A Bilinear Kakeya Inequality in the Heisenberg Group”, arXiv:2604.02984 (2026).

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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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