A multilinear Fourier extension identity on R^n
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Publication:1720110
Abstract: We prove an elementary multilinear identity for the Fourier extension operator on , generalising to higher dimensions the classical bilinear extension identity in the plane. In the particular case of the extension operator associated with the paraboloid, this provides a higher dimensional extension of a well-known identity of Ozawa and Tsutsumi for solutions to the free time-dependent Schr"odinger equation. We conclude with a similar treatment of more general oscillatory integral operators whose phase functions collectively satisfy a natural multilinear transversality condition. The perspective we present has its origins in work of Drury.
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