Uniqueness conjecture for powers of one minus cosine
Uniqueness conjecture for powers of one minus cosine
Let a trigonometric polynomial of order mean an object in the class used by the paper, and let condition (5.59) be the condition referred to in the source. Define
Uniqueness conjecture. is the only trigonometric polynomial of order satisfying (5.59). The claim proposes uniqueness within that class, beyond the explicitly verified low-order cases mentioned in the surrounding discussion.
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Zhihua Du, “Sum rules and Simon spectral gem problem on higher order Szegő theorems”, arXiv:2312.01323 (2023).
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