On stationary phase integrals
M. N. Huxley
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M. N. Huxley
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Let f(x) and g(x) be real functions defined on the interval [a, b], with f(x) at least twice continuously differentiable, f′(x) monotone increasing, and f(x) of bounded variation. We consider the exponential integral where e(t) denotes exp 2πit. The purpose of this note is to prove sharp forms of the well-known estimates: A: If f′(x) is nonzero on [a, b], then I has order of magnitude The constant of proportionality depends on the function g(x). B: If f′(x) changes sign at x = c with a < c < b, then
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Let f(x) and g(x) be real functions defined on the interval [a, b], with f(x) at least twice continuously differentiable, f′(x) monotone increasing, and f(x) of bounded variation. We consider the exponential integral where e(t) denotes exp 2πit. The purpose of this note is to prove sharp forms of the well-known estimates: A: If f′(x) is nonzero on [a, b], then I has order of magnitude The constant of proportionality depends on the function g(x). B: If f′(x) changes sign at x = c with a < c < b, then
Key concepts: Mathematics, Differentiable function, Bounded function, Monotone polygon, Combinatorics, Exponential function, Sign (mathematics), Mathematical analysis