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Binary dimension-free discretization and polynomial complexification on real cubes

Luis Miguel Castaño-Marín·Daniel Núñez-Alarcón·Joedson Santos
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Let $C(d,2)$ be the optimal dimension-free ratio between the polytorus and Boolean-cube norms of complex multiaffine polynomials of degree at most $d$. For every $d$, $C(d,2)$ equals the unrestricted complexification constant of the real cube for complex polynomials of degree at most $d$. Moreover, $\lim_{d\to\infty}C(d,2)^{1/d}=1+\sqrt2$, and for every $d\ge3$, $β(1-6/(5d))(1+\sqrt2)^d\le C(d,2)\le(1+\sqrt2)^d$, where $β=15π/[2(5\sqrt{26}+\log(5+\sqrt{26}))]=0.8473222863\ldots$.

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Luis Miguel Castaño-Marín, Daniel Núñez-Alarcón, Joedson Santos. 2026-09-24. Binary dimension-free discretization and polynomial complexification on real cubes. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.30587

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