Weighted restriction estimates using polynomial partitioning
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Abstract: We use the polynomial partitioning method of Guth to prove weighted Fourier restriction estimates in with exponents that range between and , depending on the weight. As a corollary to our main theorem, we obtain new (non-weighted) local and global restriction estimates for compact surfaces with strictly positive second fundamental form. For example, we establish the global restriction estimate in the full conjectured range of exponents for (up to the sharp line), and the global restriction estimate for and certain sets of infinite Lebesgue measure. As a corollary to our main theorem, we also obtain new results on the decay of spherical means of Fourier transforms of positive compactly supported measures on with finite -dimensional energies.
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