Inequalities for polynomials in the complex plane
[7/43%]Let be a compact, connected subset of containing more than one point and let be a one-to-one conformal map onto with . If is a polynomial of degree for which for , prove that
Prove the theorem: if a polynomial of degree does not exceed in modulus on the interval , then for any the inequality holds, where and are the semi-axes of the ellipse passing through the point and having its foci at the points .
Hint. Set and apply the theorem on the modulus to the function
Suppose that is a polynomial of degree and that
on the real interval . Then we have
for any outside this interval; and are the semi-axes of the ellipse through and with foci and . What does the proposition imply for ?
We assume that is a polynomial of degree , that and denote two homofocal ellipses with semi-axes and , , . The maximum of on and is denoted by and resp.; then
Derive problems 269 and 270 from this proposition.
Let be a polynomial of degree , and let . Prove that for the inequality
holds, and equality, for even one pair of values and , is possible only for a polynomial of the form .
Let . Prove that either the inequality holds at some point of the circle , or .
Let be a polynomial of degree satisfying, on the interval , the inequality . Prove that at every point lying outside this interval the inequality holds, where and are the semi-axes of the ellipse with foci and passing through the point .