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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(i)Z<strong>on</strong>al eigenfuncti<strong>on</strong> (ii) Gaussian beam<br />
The left image is a z<strong>on</strong>al spherical harm<strong>on</strong>ic <strong>of</strong> degree N <strong>on</strong> S 2 : it<br />
has high peaks<strong>of</strong> height √ N at the north and south poles. The<br />
right image is a Gaussian beam: its height al<strong>on</strong>g the equator is<br />
N 1/4 and then it has Gaussian decay transverse to the equator.<br />
The z<strong>on</strong>al has high L p norm due to its high peaks <strong>on</strong> balls <strong>of</strong><br />
radius 1 N<br />
. The balls are so small that they do not have high <strong>Lp</strong><br />
<strong>norms</strong> for small p. The Gaussian beams are not as high but they<br />
are relatively high over an entire geodesic.