Lower bounds for the complex polynomial Hardy--Littlewood inequality

Abstract

The Hardy--Littlewood inequality for complex homogeneous polynomials asserts that given positive integers m≥2 and n≥1, if P is a complex homogeneous polynomial of degree m on pn with 2m≤ p≤∞ given by P(x1,…,xn)=Σ|α|=maα xα, then there exists a constant CC,m,ppol≥1 (which is does not depend on n) such that \[ ( Σ α =m aα 2mpmp+p-2m) mp+p-2m2mp≤ CC,m,ppol P , \] with P:=z∈ B_pn|P(z)|. In this short note, among other results, we provide nontrivial lower bounds for the constants CC,m,ppol. For instance we prove that, for m≥2 and 2m≤ p<∞, \[ CC,m,ppol≥2mp% \] for m even, and \[ CC,m,ppol≥2m-1p% \] for m odd. Estimates for the case p=∞ (this is the particular case of the complex polynomial Bohnenblust--Hille inequality) were recently obtained by D. Nu\~nez-Alarc\'on in 2013.

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