Compact-support extremizer conjecture for autocorrelation inequalities

For gL1(R)g\in L^1(\mathbb{R}) with g0g\geq 0 and compact IRI\subset\mathbb{R}, let Lg(I)\mathcal{L}_g(I) be the class of nonnegative L1L^1 functions ff on R\mathbb{R} such that fgf\leq g outside II. Consider the extremal problems represented by the quantities in and. Compact-support extremizer conjecture. There exist extremizers for both problems, and the extremizers can be chosen to have compact support. The existence of compactly supported extremizers would make the restrictions to almost-compactly supported function classes largely superfluous; the paper proves existence in a larger class of positive measures for one related problem, but the asserted L1L^1 extremizer statement remains open.

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José Madrid and João P. G. Ramos, “On optimal autocorrelation inequalities on the real line”, arXiv:2003.06962 (2020).

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