Park City Lectures on Eigenfunctions, Lecture 5: Lp norms of ...
Park City Lectures on Eigenfunctions, Lecture 5: Lp norms of ...
Park City Lectures on Eigenfunctions, Lecture 5: Lp norms of ...
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Recap<br />
So far, for every x ∈ M, we decompose R(λ, x) into dynamical<br />
term <strong>on</strong> the loop set. It is zero if x is not self-focal point, and it is<br />
the whole integral if it is a self-focal point.<br />
If it is n<strong>on</strong> self-focal, we <strong>on</strong>ly get a n<strong>on</strong>-dynamical term ˜R j1 and<br />
another n<strong>on</strong>-dynamical term, R 2 which is small. We show that we<br />
can neglect the points outside <strong>of</strong> ⋃ M<br />
j=1 B δ(x j ) with δ = λ −1/2 log λ.<br />
We now c<strong>on</strong>sider the centers <strong>of</strong> the balls: i.e. self-focal points.