Endpoint bounds for a generalized Radon transform
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Abstract: We prove that convolution with affine arclength measure on the curve parametrized by is a bounded operator from to for the full conjectured range of exponents, improving on a result due to M. Christ. We also obtain nearly sharp Lorentz space bounds.
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