Circle-model support for the Crouzeix--Palencia product bound #
This file supplies the operator-norm assembly for L4.2e on a centered disk.
First, affine polynomial transport scales von Neumann's inequality from the
unit disk to closedBall 0 R. Second, if the polynomial auxiliary operator
on the enclosing circle has been identified with
star (p.eval 0) • 1, submultiplicativity gives the sharp product estimate.
The auxiliary identification is deliberately an explicit hypothesis: it is the conjugate-boundary circle Cauchy calculation, separate from the norm assembly proved here.
Main declarations #
norm_aeval_le_polynomialSupNorm_closedBall_of_norm_le-- von Neumann's inequality on a centered disk of positive radius.norm_aeval_mul_le_polynomialSupNorm_sq_of_auxiliary_eq_eval_zero_smul_one-- the sharp circle-model product estimate from the scalar auxiliary identification.norm_aeval_mul_crouzeixPolynomialAuxiliaryOperator_ball_le-- the sharp product estimate for the actual centered-disk auxiliary operator.
Von Neumann's inequality scaled from the unit disk to a centered disk:
if ‖A‖ ≤ R and 0 < R, then polynomial evaluation at A is bounded by
the polynomial sup norm on closedBall 0 R.
On a centered disk, the scalar auxiliary identification
G = star (p.eval 0) • 1 implies the sharp L4.2e product estimate. The
subsingleton branch makes the result valid for the zero Hilbert space, where
the continuous-linear-map algebra does not have NormOneClass.
Centered-disk L4.2e product bound. For ‖A‖ < R, the actual
conjugate-polynomial auxiliary operator on ball 0 R satisfies the sharp
product estimate.