van der Corput lemma

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The van der Corput lemma is a fundamental result in analytic number theory and harmonic analysis that provides bounds for oscillatory integrals and exponential sums, crucial for estimating error terms in various asymptotic formulas.

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instanceOf mathematical lemma
result in harmonic analysis
appearsIn monographs on exponential sums
texts on analytic number theory
texts on harmonic analysis
appliesTo exponential sums
oscillatory integrals
trigonometric integrals
assumes nonvanishing derivative or curvature conditions
smoothness conditions on the phase function
field analytic number theory
harmonic analysis
hasFormulation discrete exponential sum version
higher-derivative version for oscillatory integrals
one-dimensional oscillatory integral estimate
hasVersion van der Corput A-process NERFINISHED
van der Corput B-process NERFINISHED
implies cancellation in exponential sums
decay of oscillatory integrals under derivative conditions
influenced development of modern exponential sum techniques
methods for bounding oscillatory integrals in analysis
namedAfter J. G. van der Corput NERFINISHED
provides bounds for exponential sums
bounds for oscillatory integrals
relatedTo Weyl differencing NERFINISHED
Weyl’s inequality NERFINISHED
equidistribution modulo 1
method of exponential sums
stationary phase method
van der Corput inequality NERFINISHED
timePeriod 20th century mathematics
typicalConclusion integral bounded by constant times lambda to a negative power
typicalHypothesis k-th derivative of phase bounded away from zero
usedFor bounding Weyl sums
bounding exponential sums over integers
bounding oscillatory integrals with phase functions
bounding trigonometric sums
estimating error terms in asymptotic formulas
proving equidistribution results
proving estimates in the circle method
usedIn Fourier analysis on the real line
discrepancy theory
estimates for exponential integrals in PDE
metric number theory
proofs of bounds for the Riemann zeta function

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