A remez-type inequality in terms of capacity: Complex Variables, Theory and Application: An International Journal: Vol 45, No 1

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Abstract

We obtain sharp uniform bounds for exponentials of logarithmic potentials if the logarithmic capacity of the subset, where they are at most 1, is known.

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^*Present address: Institute for Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, R. Luxemburg Street 74, 340114 Donetsk-114, Ukraine, [email protected]

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^*Present address: Institute for Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, R. Luxemburg Street 74, 340114 Donetsk-114, Ukraine, [email protected]

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