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Trace-theorem extension to all positive exponents
Let denote the Paley–Wiener space in exponent , and let Theorem denote the trace theorem stated earlier in the paper. Trace-theorem extension conjecture. Theorem extends…
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The strong divergence conjecture for arbitrary complete interpolating sequences
Strong divergence conjecture. There exists an such that
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Donoho–Stark conjecture for Paley–Wiener concentration
Let , and fix . Consider all with and all measurable sets…
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Brevig's monotonicity conjecture for the Paley–Wiener optimization constant
Let denote the optimization constant considered in the paper for . Brevig's conjecture. The function … is decreasing for . The conjecture concerns the glo…
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Donoho–Stark concentration conjecture for the Paley–Wiener space
Donoho–Stark conjecture. Among all functions in the Paley–Wiener space and all measurable subsets of the real line with fixed Lebesgue measure , the con…
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Admissible-solution parity conjecture for the convolution equation
Let be an integer and let an admissible solution mean a solution of the convolution equation defined earlier in the paper satisfying the stated admissibility conditions. Parity…
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Shape conjecture for Fourier transforms of extremal functions
Let be a solution of the Paley–Wiener extremal problem, and let denote its Fourier transform. Fourier-transform shape conjecture. The function…
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Integrability conjecture for the Fourier transform of extremal functions
Let be the extremal function for the Paley–Wiener extremal problem, and let denote its Fourier transform. Fourier-transform regularity conjecture.…
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Muckenhoupt-weight conjecture for extremal functions
Let , let be the extremal function, and let be its zero set. Write for the…
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Uniqueness-set conjecture for the extremal zero set
Let be the unique solution of the extremal problem, let denote its zero set, and let be the Paley–Wiener space. A set is a uniqueness se…
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Asymptotic conjecture for the first positive zero
Assume the extremal problem has a unique solution , and let be its first positive zero. First-zero asymptotic conjecture. … and … The source presents these…
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Asymptotic-spacing conjecture for zeros of extremal functions
Assume the extremal problem has a unique solution for each , and let , , be the positive zeros of . Zero-spacing conjecture. … for a…
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Monotonicity conjecture for the zeros of extremal functions
Assume the extremal problem has a unique solution for each , and let , , be the positive zeros of . Zero-monotonicity conjecture. Th…
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Uniform-discreteness conjecture for zeros of Paley–Wiener extremal functions
Let , and let a solution mean a function solving the extremal problem defined earlier in the paper. Uniform-discreteness conjecture. The zero set of any solution of the…
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Evenness conjecture for Paley–Wiener extremal functions
Let , and let a solution mean a function solving the extremal problem defined earlier in the paper. Evenness conjecture. Any solution of the extremal problem is even. The cl…
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Uniqueness conjecture for the Paley–Wiener extremal problem below
For , consider the extremal problem defining the Paley–Wiener extremal function, and call a function attaining the extremum a solution. Uniqueness conjecture. The extre…
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Korevaar-type conjecture for imaginary-axis point evaluation
Fix , and let be the best constant in Korevaar's inequality for point evaluation on the imaginary axis, namely…
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Monotonicity conjecture for the point-evaluation constants
Let denote the point-evaluation constant associated with the Paley–Wiener space . Monotonicity conjecture. The function … is strictly decreasing on…
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The sine-process hereditary completeness conjecture
Let be a configuration sampled from the sine process, with law denoted by , and let be a particle. A set is hereditarily complete if every…