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We study a variant of the Falconer distance problem for perturbations of the Euclidean and related metrics. We prove that Mattila's criterion, expressed in terms of circular averages, which would imply the Falconer conjecture, holds on average. We also use a technique involving diophantine approximation to prove that the well-distributed case of the Erdös Distance Conjecture holds for almost every appropriate perturbation of the Euclidean metric.
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Alex Iosevich Mihail N. Kolountzakis 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2006,134(11):3267-3274
We prove qualitative and quantitative results concerning the asymptotic density in dilates of centered convex bodies of the frequency vectors of orthogonal exponential bases and frames associated to bounded domains in Euclidean space.
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Let A be an appropriate planar domain and let f be a piecewise smooth function on . We discuss the rate of convergence of
in terms of the interaction between the geometry of A and the geometry of the singularities of f. The most subtle case is when x belongs to the singular set of f.
Received: 21 December 2000; in final form: 4 September 2001 / Published online: 4 April 2002 相似文献
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David Covert Derrick Hart Alex Iosevich Doowon Koh Misha Rudnev 《European Journal of Combinatorics》2010,31(1):306-319
In recent years, sum–product estimates in Euclidean space and finite fields have received great attention. They can often be interpreted in terms of Erdős type incidence problems involving the distribution of distances, dot products, areas, and so on, which have been studied quite extensively by way of combinatorial and Fourier analytic techniques. We use both kinds of techniques to obtain sharp or near-sharp results on the distribution of volumes (as examples of d-linear homogeneous forms) determined by sufficiently large subsets of vector spaces over finite fields and the associated arithmetic expressions. Arithmetic–combinatorial techniques turn out to be optimal for dimension d≥4 to this end, while for d=3 they have failed to provide us with a result that follows from the analysis of exponential sums. To obtain the latter result we prove a relatively straightforward function version of an incidence results for points and planes previously established in [D. Hart, A. Iosevich, Sums and products in finite fields: An integral geometric viewpoint, in: Radon Transforms, Geometry, and Wavelets, Contemp. Math. 464 (2008); D. Hart, A. Iosevich, D. Koh, M. Rudnev, Averages over hyperplanes, sum–product theory in vector spaces over finite fields and the Erdős–Falconer distance conjecture, arXiv:math/0711.4427, preprint 2007].More specifically, we prove that if E=A××A is a product set in , d≥4, the d-dimensional vector space over a finite field , such that the size |E| of E exceeds (i.e. the size of the generating set A exceeds ) then the set of volumes of d-dimensional parallelepipeds determined by E covers . This result is sharp as can be seen by taking , a prime sub-field of its quadratic extension , with q=p2. For in three dimensions, however, we are able to establish the same result only if (i.e., , for some C; in fact, the bound can be justified for a slightly wider class of “Cartesian product-like” sets), and this uses Fourier methods. Yet we do prove a weaker near-optimal result in three dimensions: that the set of volumes generated by a product set E=A×A×A covers a positive proportion of if (so ). Besides, without any assumptions on the structure of E, we show that in three dimensions the set of volumes covers a positive proportion of if |E|≥Cq2, which is again sharp up to the constant C, as taking E to be a 2-plane through the origin shows. 相似文献
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We show that the equation
\[
s_{i_1}+s_{i_2}+\cdots+s_{i_d}=s_{i_{d+1}}+\cdots+s_{i_{2d}}
\]
has $O(N^{2d-2+2^{-d+1}})$ solutions for any strictly
convex sequence $\{s_i\}_{i=1}^N$ without any additional
arithmetic assumptions. The proof is based on weighted incidence
theory and an inductive procedure which allows us to
deal with higher-dimensional interactions effectively.
The terminology "combinatorial complexity" is borrowed from
[CES+] where much of our higher-dimensional incidence
theoretic motivation comes from. 相似文献
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Alex Iosevich Chun-Kit Lai Azita Mayeli 《Applied and Computational Harmonic Analysis》2019,46(1):192-205
Let be an integer, and , , be the vector space over the cyclic space . The purpose of this paper is two-fold. First, we obtain sufficient conditions on such that the inverse Fourier transform of generates a tight wavelet frame in . We call these sets (tight) wavelet frame sets. The conditions are given in terms of multiplicative and translational tilings, which is analogous with Theorem 1.1 ([20]) by Wang in the setting of finite fields. In the second part of the paper, we exhibit a constructive method for obtaining tight wavelet frame sets in , , q an odd prime and (mod 4). 相似文献
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We prove that if E⊂R2d, for d?2, is an Ahlfors–David regular product set of sufficiently large Hausdorff dimension, denoted by dimH(E), and ? is a sufficiently regular function, then the upper Minkowski dimension of the set does not exceed dimH(E)−m, in line with the regular value theorem from the elementary differential geometry. Our arguments are based on the mapping properties of the underlying Fourier integral operators and are intimately connected with the Falconer distance conjecture in geometric measure theory. We shall see that our results are, in general, sharp in the sense that if the Hausdorff dimension is smaller than a certain threshold, then the dimensional inequality fails in a quantifiable way. The constructions used to demonstrate this are based on the distribution of lattice points on convex surfaces and have connections with combinatorial geometry. 相似文献
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We study the Erdös/Falconer distance problem in vector spaces over finite fields. Let be a finite field with elements and take , . We develop a Fourier analytic machinery, analogous to that developed by Mattila in the continuous case, for the study of distance sets in to provide estimates for minimum cardinality of the distance set in terms of the cardinality of . Bounds for Gauss and Kloosterman sums play an important role in the proof.
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In order to quantitatively illustrate the rôle of positivity in the Falconer distance problem, we construct a family of sign indefinite, compactly supported measures in \({\Bbb R}^d\), such that their Fourier transform and Fourier energy of dimension \(s \in (0, d)\) are uniformly bounded. However, the Mattila integral, associated with the Falconer distance problem for these measures is unbounded in the range \(0 < s < \frac{d^2}{2d-1}\). 相似文献