The Fourier restriction conjecture in three dimensions for positively curved surfaces: bounded-data and diagonal forms
Principal manuscript, Theorem 1.1: for every compact smooth positively curved , possibly with smooth boundary, and every , ; the proof in fact bounds data into . A corollary is free Schrodinger local smoothing in two space dimensions for , . Companion: for the sphere, for every , and through Bourgain factorization the strict mixed-norm range with , . Not shown: the scaling-line endpoint that the full conjecture includes, surfaces with vanishing or mixed-sign curvature, and higher dimensions.
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Occurred: Sep 24, 2026
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Principal manuscript, Theorem 1.1: for every compact smooth positively curved , possibly with smooth boundary, and every , ; the proof in fact bounds data into . A corollary is free Schrodinger local smoothing in two space dimensions for , . Companion: for the sphere, for every , and through Bourgain factorization the strict mixed-norm range with , . Not shown: the scaling-line endpoint that the full conjecture includes, surfaces with vanishing or mixed-sign curvature, and higher dimensions. parent of this event
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