The lacunary-sided polygon restricted maximal conjecture

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Let PlacP_{\mathrm{lac}} be the lacunary-sided polygon in the plane whose first-quadrant vertices are the points eπi2ke^{\pi i2^{-k}} for kNk\in\mathbb N. For kNk\in\mathbb N, define

Tkf(x)=(1+2k)Placf^(ξ)eiξxdξ.T_kf(x)=\int_{(1+2^{-k})P_{\mathrm{lac}}}\widehat f(\xi)e^{i\xi\cdot x}\,d\xi.

Restricted lacunary-sided polygon conjecture. For 2p<2\le p<\infty, the maximal operator fsupkNTkff\mapsto\sup_{k\in\mathbb N}|T_kf| maps Lp(R2)L^p(\mathbb R^2) into itself. The source calls this a restricted version of the preceding polygon-dilation conjecture and indicates that it remains challenging and open.

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Primary source

Michael Lacey, “Carleson's Theorem: Proof, Complements, Variations”, arXiv:math/0307008 (2005).

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