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\title{Lecture notes on Fourier Decoupling}
\author{Pavel Zorin-Kranich}
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University of Bonn, summer term 2019
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This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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\input{00-intro.tex}
\input{01-mult-kakeya.tex}
\input{02-mult-restriction.tex}
\input{03-dec-paraboloid.tex}
\input{04-local-smoothing.tex}
\input{05-cone-square-fct.tex}
\input{06-reverse-square-fct.tex}
\input{07-max-schroedinger.tex}
\input{08-brascamp-lieb.tex}
\input{09-dec-moment-curve.tex}
\appendix
\input{10-weyl-sums.tex}
\input{92-kakeya-2d.tex}
\input{93-cordoba-square-fct.tex}

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