Inequalities for derivatives of rational functions on several intervals
Alexey Lukashov
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Alexey Lukashov
Abstract
We describe a solution of the problem of finding rational trigonometric functions with fixed denominator that deviate least from zero on several subintervals of the period. The resulting representation is used to prove inequalities that estimate the derivatives of rational trigonometric and algebraic functions with fixed denominator in terms of their values on several intervals. Particular cases of these inequalities include the well-known inequalities of Videnskii, Rusak, Totik and others.
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We describe a solution of the problem of finding rational trigonometric functions with fixed denominator that deviate least from zero on several subintervals of the period. The resulting representation is used to prove inequalities that estimate the derivatives of rational trigonometric and algebraic functions with fixed denominator in terms of their values on several intervals. Particular cases of these inequalities include the well-known inequalities of Videnskii, Rusak, Totik and others.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Inequality, Mathematical economics, Applied mathematics, Pure mathematics, Calculus (dental), Econometrics, Mathematical analysis