The lower-density conjecture for complex zero strip decreasing operators

Let cphi(z)cinLP1cphi(z) cin \operatorname{\mathcal{LP}}_1 and let n(t)n(t) denote the number of roots of cphi(z)cphi(z) in the interval (t,t)(-t,t). Suppose

lim inftn(t)t>0.\liminf_{t \rightarrow \infty} \frac{n(t)}{t} >0.

Lower-density conjecture. There exists a positive constant cϕc_{\phi} such that, for any f(z)LP(r)f(z) \in \operatorname{\mathcal{LP}}(r) with r>0r>0,

ϕ(aD)f(z)LP(r2cϕa2).\phi(aD)f(z) \in \operatorname{\mathcal{LP}}\left(\sqrt{r^2-c_{\phi}a^2}\right).

This conjecture proposes that a positive lower density of zeros makes ϕ(aD)\phi(aD) a complex zero strip decreasing operator, with a quantitative narrowing of the zero strip.

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Primary source

David A. Cardon, “Complex zero strip decreasing operators”, arXiv:1401.0237 (2015).

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