Differentiation of integrals in higher dimensions

We prove a localization principle for directional maximal operators in Lp(ℝn), with p > 1. The resulting bounds, which we conjecture hold for the largest possible class of directions, imply Lebesgue-type differentiation of integrals over tubes that point in the given directions.

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