Weak Shanks Conjecture on zeros of bidisk optimal polynomial approximants
Weak Shanks Conjecture on zeros of bidisk optimal polynomial approximants
Let be the Hardy space on the bidisk, and let be a polynomial in this space with no zeros in the closed bidisk. For each multidegree, an optimal polynomial approximant (OPA) to is a polynomial minimizing the distance from to in the Hardy-space norm. Weak Shanks Conjecture. The OPAs to cannot vanish inside the open bidisk. This refinement excludes the known counterexamples, whose defining functions have zeros in the bidisk, and remains unresolved after almost fifty years.
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Primary source
Christopher Felder, “Some Remarks on Shanks-type Conjectures”, arXiv:2405.02405 (2024).
Additional references
2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2020–2024). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2002.08790.
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