Damping Estimates for Oscillatory Integral Operators with Finite Type Singularities

Damping Estimates for Oscillatory Integral Operators with Finite Type Singularities

J un 2 00 1 OSCILLATORY INTEGRAL OPERATORS WITH LOW – ORDER DEGENERACIES

We prove sharp L estimates for oscillatory integral and Fourier integral operators for which the associated canonical relation C ⊂ T ∗ΩL × T ∗ΩR projects to T ∗ΩL and to T ∗ΩR with corank one singularities of type ≤ 2. This includes two-sided cusp singularities. Applications are given to operators with one-sided swallowtail singularities such as restricted X-ray transforms for well-curved line ...

Oscillatory Integral Operators with Low–order Degeneracies

We prove sharp L estimates for oscillatory integral and Fourier integral operators for which the associated canonical relation C ⊂ T ∗ΩL × T ∗ΩR projects to T ∗ΩL and to T ∗ΩR with corank one singularities of type ≤ 2. This includes two-sided cusp singularities. Applications are given to operators with one-sided swallowtail singularities such as restricted X-ray transforms for well-curved line ...

2 0 Fe b 20 02 OSCILLATORY INTEGRAL OPERATORS WITH LOW – ORDER DEGENERACIES

We prove sharp L estimates for oscillatory integral and Fourier integral operators for which the associated canonical relation C ⊂ T ∗ΩL × T ∗ΩR projects to T ∗ΩL and to T ∗ΩR with corank one singularities of type ≤ 2. This includes two-sided cusp singularities. Applications are given to operators with one-sided swallowtail singularities such as restricted X-ray transforms for well-curved line ...

Integral Operators with Singular Canonical Relations

We derive certain estimates and asymptotics for oscillatory integral operators with degenerate phase functions, concentrating our attention on the situation when one of the projections from the associated canonical relation is a Whitney fold. We discuss related topics: convexity, higher order degeneracy of canonical relations, and almost orthogonality. In the second part of the paper, we apply ...