“…Here, we say that the surface determined by Γ is of standard type if Γ(x, y) = (Γ 1 (x), Γ 2 (y)) for some suitable mappings Γ 1 : R n → R n and Γ 2 : R m → R m . If Γ is of standard type, then the L p mapping properties of the corresponding operator and its related maximal operator are relatively well understood [1,6,7,5,24]. When Γ(u, v) = (u, v) and h = 1, we denote M Γ,Ω,h by M Ω .…”