
doi: 10.1007/bf01062238
The author continues his previous work on estimating a polynomial \(P(z)\) from a knowledge of \[ \eta = \sum^\infty_{- \infty} \log^+ \bigl |P(n) \bigr |(1 + n^2). \tag{1} \] He is now able to show, rather simply, that (1) implies \(|P(z) |< C_\eta e^{k \eta |z |}\) for all complex \(z\), where \(C_\eta\) is independent of \(P\). Using this result the author gives a proof of the multiplier Theorem of \textit{A. Beurling}, \textit{P. Malliavin}, and the author [Acta Math. 116, 223-277 (1966; Zbl 0152.05403)]. The author's proof is a very considerable simplification of the original proof.
Special classes of entire functions of one complex variable and growth estimates, Completeness of sets of functions in one variable harmonic analysis, Multipliers in one variable harmonic analysis
Special classes of entire functions of one complex variable and growth estimates, Completeness of sets of functions in one variable harmonic analysis, Multipliers in one variable harmonic analysis
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