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Siciak’s extremal function via Bernstein and Markov constants for compact sets in N

Leokadia Bialas-Ciez — 2012

Annales Polonici Mathematici

The paper is concerned with the best constants in the Bernstein and Markov inequalities on a compact set E N . We give some basic properties of these constants and we prove that two extremal-like functions defined in terms of the Bernstein constants are plurisubharmonic and very close to the Siciak extremal function Φ E . Moreover, we show that one of these extremal-like functions is equal to Φ E if E is a nonpluripolar set with l i m n M ( E ) 1 / n = 1 where M ( E ) : = s u p | | | g r a d P | | | E / | | P | | E , the supremum is taken over all polynomials P of N variables of total...

Smoothness of Green's functions and Markov-type inequalities

Leokadia Białas-Cież — 2011

Banach Center Publications

Let E be a compact set in the complex plane, g E be the Green function of the unbounded component of E with pole at infinity and M ( E ) = s u p ( | | P ' | | E ) / ( | | P | | E ) where the supremum is taken over all polynomials P | E 0 of degree at most n, and | | f | | E = s u p | f ( z ) | : z E . The paper deals with recent results concerning a connection between the smoothness of g E (existence, continuity, Hölder or Lipschitz continuity) and the growth of the sequence M ( E ) n = 1 , 2 , . . . . Some additional conditions are given for special classes of sets.

Product property for capacities in N

Mirosław BaranLeokadia Bialas-Ciez — 2012

Annales Polonici Mathematici

The paper deals with logarithmic capacities, an important tool in pluripotential theory. We show that a class of capacities, which contains the L-capacity, has the following product property: C ν ( E × E ) = m i n ( C ν ( E ) , C ν ( E ) ) , where E j and ν j are respectively a compact set and a norm in N j (j = 1,2), and ν is a norm in N + N , ν = ν₁⊕ₚ ν₂ with some 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞. For a convex subset E of N , denote by C(E) the standard L-capacity and by ω E the minimal width of E, that is, the minimal Euclidean distance between two supporting hyperplanes in...

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