  These are notes of a talk based on the work arXiv:1212.3630 joint with A.
Aizenbud.
  Let V be a finite-dimensional vector space over a local field F of
characteristic 0. Let f be a function on V of the form $f(x)= \psi (P(x))$,
where P is a polynomial on V and $\psi$ is a nontrivial additive character of
F. Then it is clear that the Fourier transform of f is well-defined as a
distribution on $V^*$. Due to J.Bernstein, Hrushovski-Kazhdan, and
Cluckers-Loeser, it is known that the Fourier transform is smooth on a
non-empty Zariski-open conic subset of $V^*$. The goal of these notes is to
sketch a proof of this result (and some related ones), which is very simple
modulo resolution of singularities (the existing proofs use D-module theory in
the Archimedean case and model theory in the non-Archimedian one).
