A theory of complex oscillatory integrals: A case study

Publication date 21 December 2020

Singular and oscillatory integrals (Calderón-Zygmund, etc.) (42B20)

Abstract: In this paper we develop a theory for oscillatory integrals with complex phases. When

f : {m a t h b b C}^{n} o m a t h b b C

, we evaluate this phase function on the basic character

m e (z) := e^{2 p i i x} e^{2 p i i y}

of

m a t h b b C s i m e q {m a t h b b R}^{2}

(here

z = x + i y i n m a t h b b C

or

z = (x, y) i n {m a t h b b R}^{2}

) and consider oscillatory integrals of the form

I = int_{{mathbb C}^n} { m e}(f({underline{z}})) , phi({underline{z}}) , d{underline{z}}

where

p h i i n C_{c}^{i n f t y} ({m a t h b b C}^{n})

. Unfortunately basic scale-invariant bounds for the oscillatory integrals

I

do not hold in the generality that they do in the real setting. Our main effort is to develop a perspective and arguments to locate scale-invariant bounds in (necessarily) less generality than we are accustomed to in the real setting.

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