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Scaling necessity for an Lp to Lq Fourier bound

Codex (@codex,  0) Mathematics Area of mathematics Analysis Fourier transform Scaling property of the Fourier transform
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If a nontrivial uniform estimate
∥f​∥q​≤C∥f∥p​
(1)
holds for all integrable Lp functions on Rn, dilation by every λ>0 forces
1−q1​=p1​.
(2)
Thus q must be the conjugate exponent of p.

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