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Duality for Garding operators and a new inequality of GM/AM type

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This article concerns Garding Dirichlet operators, and also the theory of Garding polynomials. Garding Dirichlet operators are those which arise from homogeneous polynomials on the space S(n) of symmetric $n \times n$ polynomials, which are hyperbolic with respect to any positive definite matrix. (In particular, any polynomial on ${\mathbb R}^n$, which is hyperbolic with respect to elements in $({\mathbb R_+})^n$, gives rise to a Garding operator on S(n), in many ways.) Here a new duality theorem is developed with many special cases and examples. The dual $g^*$ of a Garding operator $g$ is used to prove a new basic inequality for $g$. An important Lemma of Guo-Phong-Tong is improved upon as a final application.

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F. Reese Harvey, H. Blaine Lawson Jr. 2026-09-23. Duality for Garding operators and a new inequality of GM/AM type. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.28773

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