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Besicovitch Compression and a Quantitative Failure of Endpoint Fourier Restriction
A classical theorem of Beckner, Carbery, Semmes, and Soria states that the Fourier restriction operator for the sphere does not satisfy the restricted weak-type estimate at the conjectured endpoint. Their proof uses the Besicovitch compression phenomenon and proceeds by contradiction, as in Fefferma
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