A one-sided power sum inequality

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Abstract

In this note we prove results of the following types. Let be given distinct complex numbers zjz_j satisfying the conditions ∣zj∣=1,zj≠1|z_j| = 1, z_j \not= 1 for j=1,...,nj=1,..., n and for every zjz_j there exists an i i such that zi=zjˉ.z_i = \bar{z_j}. Then inf⁡k∑j=1nzjk≤−1.\inf_{k} \sum_{j=1}^n z_j^k \leq - 1. If, moreover, none of the numbers zjz_j is a root of unity, then inf⁡k∑j=1nzjk≤−2π3log⁡n.\inf_{k} \sum_{j=1}^n z_j^k \leq - \frac {2} {π^3} \log n. The constant -1 in the former result is the best possible. The above results are special cases of upper bounds for inf⁡k∑j=1nbjzjk\inf_{k} \sum_{j=1}^n b_jz_j^k obtained in this paper.

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