Level set Crouzeix conjecture for finite Blaschke products

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Let Θ\Theta and BB be finite Blaschke products with degB<degΘ\deg B<\deg\Theta. Let MΘM_\Theta be the matrix associated with Θ\Theta, and define the 1/21/2-level set

Ω1/2B={zC:B(z)<1/2}.\Omega^B_{1/2}=\{z\in\mathbb{C}:|B(z)|<1/2\}.

Level set Crouzeix conjecture. One has

W(MΘ)⊈Ω1/2B.W(M_\Theta)\not\subseteq\Omega^B_{1/2}.

This is a weak version of Crouzeix's conjecture for finite compressions of the shift. It is known for certain classes of pairs (B,Θ)(B,\Theta), but most cases remain open.

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Primary source

Kelly Bickel, Georgia Corbett, Annie Glenning, Changkun Guan and Martin Vollmayr-Lee, “Crouzeix's conjecture, compressions of shifts, and classes of nilpotent matrices”, arXiv:2312.04537 (2023).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2021–2023). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2112.06321.

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