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The following pages link to Carleson's theorem: proof, complements, variations (Q1768137):

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• Perturbing PLA (Q393444) (← links)
• Criteria of divergence almost everywhere in ergodic theory (Q503990) (← links)
• A Wiener-Wintner theorem for the Hilbert transform (Q950720) (← links)
• Maximal operator for pseudodifferential operators with homogeneous symbols (Q977111) (← links)
• The (weak-\(L^{2}\)) boundedness of the quadratic Carleson operator (Q1034674) (← links)
• A proof of Carleson's \(\varepsilon^2\)-conjecture (Q2042071) (← links)
• Cesàro summability and Lebesgue points of higher dimensional Fourier series (Q2087576) (← links)
• An analogy of the Carleson-Hunt theorem with respect to Vilenkin systems (Q2146298) (← links)
• The polynomial Carleson operator (Q2193962) (← links)
• The Hilbert transform along the parabola, the polynomial Carleson theorem and oscillatory singular integrals (Q2225606) (← links)
• Bounds for anisotropic Carleson operators (Q2326866) (← links)
• A guide to Carleson's theorem (Q2340840) (← links)
• Banach algebra of the Fourier multipliers on weighted Banach function spaces (Q2353435) (← links)
• Pointwise convergence of almost periodic Fourier series and associated series of dilates (Q2408266) (← links)
• Oscillation inequalities in ergodic theory and analysis: one-parameter and multi-parameter perspectives (Q2692509) (← links)
• Convergence of series of dilated functions and spectral norms of GCD matrices (Q5247626) (← links)
• Maximal theorems for the directional Hilbert transform on the plane (Q5469964) (← links)
• Pointwise convergence of Fourier series (Q5915477) (← links)
• A note on Carleson-hunt type theorems for Vilenkin-Fourier series (Q6547678) (← links)
• Maximal operators on variable Lebesgue and Hardy spaces and applications in Fourier analysis (Q6556700) (← links)
• On divergence of Fejér means with respect to Walsh system on sets of measure zero (Q6611668) (← links)
• On convergence and divergence of Fourier series and Féjer means with applications to Lebesgue and Vilenkin-Lebesgue points (Q6611682) (← links)
• An introduction to pointwise sparse domination (Q6656069) (← links)