Optimal constant dependence for Ritt-operators · Question 8.1
Crouzeix's conjecture · AIMPL workshop record
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Problem statement
Is this -dependence optimal? What about finite dimensions? In the examples I know the dependence is linear.
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Section context
A problem that is a bit less connected to Crouzeix's conjecture, but may require similar techniques coming from function theory.
Question context
Let be an operator on a Banach space and assume that the spectrum is contained in as well as . Then, using contour integrals, it can be shown that
for some absolute constant , see Bakaev'03 ("Constant-size control in stability estimates under some resolvent estimates" in "Numerical methods and programming", 2003 (4)), and Source citation: MR3474352).
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