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Estimates for the asymptotic behaviour of the constants in the Bohnenblust-Hille inequality

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2012-05
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A classical inequality due to H. F. Bohnenblust and E. Hille states that for every positive integer n there is a constant C-n > 0 so that (Sigma(N)(i1,...,in=1) vertical bar U(e(i1), . . . , e(in))vertical bar(2n/n+1))(n+1/2n) <= C-n parallel to U parallel to for every positive integer N and every n-linear mapping U : l(infinity)(N) x . . x l(infinity)(N) -> C. The original estimates for those constants from Bohnenblust and Hille are C-n = n(n+1/2n)2(n-1/2). In this note we present explicit formulae for quite better constants, and calculate the asymptotic behaviour of these estimates, completing recent results of the second and third authors. For example, we show that, if C-R,C- (n) and C-C,C- (n) denote (respectively) these estimates for the real and complex Bohnenblust-Hille inequality then, for every even positive integer n, C-R,C-n/root pi = CC, n/root 2 = 2(n+2/8) . r(n) for a certain sequence {r(n)} which we estimate numerically to belong to the interval (1, 3/2) (the case n odd is similar). Simultaneously, assuming that {r(n)} is in fact convergent, we also conclude that lim(n ->infinity) C-R,C- n/C-R,C- n-1 = lim(n ->infinity) C-C,C- n/C-C,C- n-1 = 2(1/8).
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