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Half-plane Fourier projection (Pv​g​(ξ)=1{ξ⋅v<0}​g​(ξ))

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The half-plane Fourier projection is (I−iHv​)/2, where Hv​ is the directional Hilbert transform. A disk of radius R, modulated to put a boundary point at the origin, has symbol 1{∣ξ+Rv∣≤R}​, which converges almost everywhere to this half-plane symbol. The Plancherel theorem makes this an L2 multiplier limit.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 82 / 5 / Solution

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