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I would like to give an exposition of the recent work of Tony Carbery, Mike Christ, Jim Vance, David Watson and myself concerning Hilbert transforms and Maximal functions along curves in R [CCVWW].
We prove variable coefficient analogues of results in [5] on Hilbert transforms and maximal functions along convex curves in the plane.
In this paper we study the Hilbert transform and maximal function related to a curve in R.
We examine several scalar oscillatory singular integrals involving a real-analytic phase function φ(s,t) of two real variables and illustrate how one can use the Newton diagram of φ to efficiently analyse these objects. We use these results to bound certain singular integral operators.
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