V5B2 - Fourier restriction, and applications
Summer term 2026
Organisational details
- Time and place: Mon. 4 - 6 pm (c.t.) Room 1.007 (Seminar room), Endenicher Allee 60, first lecture: Mon April 13th
- Exercises: No exercises for this special lecture.
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See the course website for further details.
- If you are a participating Masters student, please register on Basis.
Overview
The course will provide an introduction to Fourier restriction, and applications. The topics include stationary phase estimates, Strichartz estimates, applications to nonlinear dispersive equations, bilinear Fourier restriction, and applications.
Prerequisites: Basic Bachelor level courses in Analysis: measure and integration theory, and basic functional analysis. Familarity with the Fourier transform will be very helpful.
Homework: There will be no homework assignment for this special lecture.
Course text: There are lecture notes available, pertaining many further references.
Examination
Oral exams (30 minutes) will take place on 27th July and 28th July, 2026 (first examination period) and on 5th and 6th October, 2026 (second examination period).News
Gerd Faltings awarded Abel Prize 2026
Tingxiang Zou to lead a new Emmy Noether group
Tasho Kaletha awarded Chevalley Prize in Lie Theory 2026
Christoph Thiele awarded Brouwer Medal 2026
Christoph Thiele and Floris van Doorn awarded ERC Synergy Grant
Henning Heller receives Montucla Prize 2025
Thoralf Räsch receives Fakultät teaching award