The zero case for polynomial sup norms on infinite compact sets #
Normalization arguments for the Crouzeix--Palencia auxiliary estimates divide by the polynomial sup norm. This file isolates the complementary zero case: a polynomial whose sup norm on an infinite compact subset of the complex plane is zero must itself be zero. Positive-radius closed disks are recorded as the principal geometric specialization.
Main declarations #
polynomial_eq_zero_of_polynomialSupNorm_eq_zero-- vanishing of the sup norm on an infinite compact set forces the polynomial to vanish.polynomial_eq_zero_of_polynomialSupNorm_closedBall_eq_zero-- the closed disk specialization.polynomial_auxiliary_bounds_of_normalized_of_isCompact_infinite-- normalized sharp auxiliary bounds extend to every polynomial on an infinite compact set.polynomial_auxiliary_bounds_of_normalized_closedBall-- normalized sharp auxiliary bounds imply the corresponding bounds for every polynomial on a nondegenerate closed disk, including the zero sup-norm case.
A complex polynomial with zero sup norm on an infinite compact set is the zero polynomial.
A complex polynomial with zero sup norm on a closed disk of positive radius is the zero polynomial.
On an infinite compact set, sharp auxiliary bounds for all polynomials of
sup norm one imply the correctly scaled bounds for every polynomial. This
complements polynomial_auxiliary_bounds_of_normalized, whose division
argument assumes that the sup norm is positive.
On a closed disk of positive radius, normalized sharp auxiliary bounds imply the correctly scaled bounds for every polynomial.