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On Bernstein's inequality for entire functions of exponential typeby: Q. I. Rahman, Q. M. Tariq
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Vol. 359, No. 1. (01 November 2009), pp. 168-180.
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AbstractIt was shown by S.N. Bernstein that if f is an entire function of exponential type τ such that | f ( x )| M for −∞< x <∞ , then | f ′ ( x )| M τ for −∞< x <∞ . If p is a polynomial of degree at most n with | p ( z )| M for | z |=1 , then f ( z ):= p (e i z ) is an entire function of exponential type n with | f ( x )| M on the real axis. Hence, by the just mentioned inequality for functions of exponential type, | p ′ ( z )| M n for | z |=1 . Lately, many papers have been written on polynomials p that satisfy the condition z n p (1/ z )≡ p ( z ) . They do form an intriguing class. If a polynomial p satisfies this condition, then f ( z ):= p (e i z ) is an entire function of exponential type n that satisfies the condition f ( z )≡e i n z f (− z ) . This led Govil [N.K. Govil, L p inequalities for entire functions of exponential type, Math. Inequal. Appl. 6 (2003) 445–452] to consider entire functions f of exponential type satisfying f ( z )≡e i τ z f (− z ) and find estimates for their derivatives. In the present paper we present some additional observations about such functions.
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