What the papers state
For every \eps>0 there exists C_\eps<\infty such that
\norm{Uf}_{L^3(\R^3\times[1,2])}
\le C_\eps\norm{J^\eps f}_{L^3(\R^3)}
\qquad (f\in\mathcal S(\R^3)).
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24 September 2026, current edition.
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We prove the critical L3 local smoothing estimate for the wave equation in three spatial dimensions, with every positive Sobolev loss. This resolves Sogge’s Euclidean local smoothing conjecture in dimension three.
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