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Planar Kakeya maximal estimate (∥Kδ​f∥2​≲log(2/δ)​∥f∥2​)

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For a separated angular net, two translated unit rectangles of width δ intersect in area at most a constant times δ2/(δ+α), where α is their unoriented angular distance. Each row of their intersection matrix therefore has sum at most Cδlog(2/δ). Applying the Schur test to the adjoint averaging operator gives the displayed bound. A wider-tube comparison extends it from the net to all directions. Since log(2/δ)​≲ε​δ−ε, this proves the planar version of the Kakeya maximal conjecture.

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