Point evaluation for polynomials on the circle

Abstract We study the constant $$\mathscr {C}_{d,p}$$ defined as the smallest constant C such that $$\Vert P\Vert _\infty ^p \le C\Vert P\Vert _p^p$$ holds for every polynomial P of degree d , where we consider the $$L^p$$ norm on the unit circle. We conjecture that $$\mathscr {C}_{d,p} \le dp/2+1$$ for all $$p \ge 2$$ and all degrees d . We show that the conjecture holds for all $$p \ge 2$$ when $$d \le 4$$ and for all d when $$p \ge 6.8.$$

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Collectanea mathematica
Published
2026-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s13348-026-00516-z
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Mathematical functions and polynomials
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Point evaluation for polynomials on the circle

Sarah May Instanes
Collectanea mathematica
Mathematical functions and polynomials
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Point evaluation for polynomials on the circle

Sarah May Instanes
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Abstract

Abstract We study the constant $$\mathscr {C}_{d,p}$$ defined as the smallest constant C such that $$\Vert P\Vert _\infty ^p \le C\Vert P\Vert _p^p$$ holds for every polynomial P of degree d , where we consider the $$L^p$$ norm on the unit circle. We conjecture that $$\mathscr {C}_{d,p} \le dp/2+1$$ for all $$p \ge 2$$ and all degrees d . We show that the conjecture holds for all $$p \ge 2$$ when $$d \le 4$$ and for all d when $$p \ge 6.8.$$

Collectanea mathematica
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Mathematical functions and polynomials
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