Gaussian Subordination for the Beurling-Selberg Extremal Problem
arXiv:1008.4969 · doi:10.1090/S0002-9947-2013-05716-9
Abstract
We determine extremal entire functions for the problem of majorizing, minorizing, and approximating the Gaussian function by entire functions of exponential type. This leads to the solution of analogous extremal problems for a wide class of even functions that includes most of the previously known examples (for instance \cite{CV2}, \cite{CV3}, \cite{GV} and \cite{Lit}), plus a variety of new interesting functions such as for ; \,, for ;\, ; and \,, for . Further applications to number theory include optimal approximations of theta functions by trigonometric polynomials and optimal bounds for certain Hilbert-type inequalities related to the discrete Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev inequality in dimension one.
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