Oscillatory integral and exponential-sum bounds #
Calculus for the Fourier character and uniform estimates for functions of the form
x β¦ π (T * F (x / N)), including a first-derivative integral bound and
EulerβMaclaurin comparisons between oscillatory sums and integrals.
Fourier-character calculus #
The real Fourier character x β¦ π x, viewed as complex-valued, is smooth.
The nth derivative of the real Fourier character is
(2Οi)βΏ π x.
Derivative bounds for oscillatory phases #
Uniform derivative control for a rescaled oscillatory phase.
A smooth phase remains smooth after rescaling and composition with the Fourier character.
A first-derivative estimate for the phase integral #
A phase with first derivative at least c and second derivative bounded by K has an
oscillatory integral bounded by (2 / c + K / c ^ 2) / T.
EulerβMaclaurin bounds for oscillatory sums #
A uniform EulerβMaclaurin comparison between an oscillatory sum and its integral. The constant depends only on the differentiation order.
A first-derivative bound for an oscillatory sum, uniform at scales where the EulerβMaclaurin remainder is bounded.