Strichartz estimates for dispersive equations with partial inverse-square potentials
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This paper presents a rigorous and detailed study of Strichartz estimates for Schrödinger and wave equations involving partial inverse-square potentials. The authors address a challenging problem in dispersive PDEs, where the lack of decay in certain directions of the potential introduces significant technical difficulties. The results extend previous work by Burq et al. and provide new insights into the dispersive behavior of such equations.
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