The zeros of point evaluation extremals in Paley-Wiener spaces
Andriy Bondarenko, Joaquim Ortega-Cerdà, Kristian Seip
Abstract
For 1 p < ∞, φp is the function of minimal Lp norm among all functions f of exponential type at most π for which f(0)=1. We start from the ansatz that the positive zeros τn of φp are close to \(n+1/p-1/2\) and use a weighted convex correction to first place them in an \(2\)-neighborhood of this sequence. A bootstrap argument then improves this to a Poincaré asymptotic expansion of τn-(n+1p-12) in terms of odd powers of (n+1p-12)-1. We also get precise information about the Fourier transform φp, a result that in particular implies that for all integers n 2, φ2n is an integrable function which, when convolved with itself 2n-2 times, is constant on the interval [-π,π]. In particular, we identify the extremizer in an autoconvolution problem posed by B. Green in 2001.
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