Modified logarithmic potential theory and applications
T. Bloom, N. Levenberg, V. Totik, F. Wielonsky

TL;DR
This paper extends potential theory to analyze functions combining polynomials and holomorphic functions, providing estimates that facilitate probabilistic results like large deviation principles.
Contribution
It introduces a Bernstein-Walsh type estimate for composite functions of polynomials and holomorphic functions, advancing potential theory applications.
Findings
Derived a Bernstein-Walsh type estimate for specific function classes
Applied estimates to establish large deviation principles in probability
Enhanced understanding of potential theory in probabilistic contexts
Abstract
We develop potential theory including a Bernstein-Walsh type estimate for functions of the form where are polynomials and is holomorphic. Such functions arise in the study of certain ensembles of probability measures and our estimates lead to probabilistic results such as large deviation principles.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Analytic Number Theory Research
