Turan Extremum Problem for Periodic Function with Small Support
D. V. Gorbachev, A. S. Manoshina
Abstract
We consider an extremum problem posed by Turan. The aim of this problem is to find a maximum mean value of 1-periodic continuous even function such that sum of Fourier coefficient modules for this function is equal to 1 and support of this function lies in [-h,h], 0<h 1/2. We show that this extremum problem for rational h=p/q is equivalent two finite-dimensional linear programming problems. Here there are exact results for rational h=2/q, h=p/(2p+1), h=3/q, and asymptotic equalities.
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