Convergence of interpolants based on the roots of Faber polynomials (Q1333080)

Let \(\gamma\) be an oriented rectifiable curve; \(S_ +(z,\delta)\) (respectively \(S_ -(z,\delta)\) denotes the subarc of \(\gamma\) in the positive/negative orientation of \(\gamma\) with \(z\in \gamma\) the starting point, and arclength from \(z\) to each point is not more than \(\delta> 0\). The smooth curve \(\gamma\) is VR (of vanishing rotation), if \[ \lim_{\delta\to 0} \int_{S_ -(z,\delta)}| d_ \zeta\arg(\zeta-z)|+ \int_{S_ +(z,\delta)} | d_ \zeta\arg(\zeta- z)|=0\text{ uniformly for }z\in \gamma. \] The main result is following: If \(\Gamma\) consists of finitely many VR curves, and none of its exterior angels equals 0 or \(2\pi\), then for sufficiently large \(n\), the zeros of the \(n\)th Faber polynomial are in the Jordan domain \(D\) bounded by \(\Gamma\). Furthermore, for any \(f(z)\in E^ p(D)\), \(1< p<\infty\), we have \[ \| f(z)- L_ n(f,z)\|_ p\leq cE_{n- 1}(f)_ p, \] where \(c\) depends only on \(D\) and \(p\). Here, \(E^ p(D)\) denotes the space of all functions \(f(z)\) that are analytic in \(D\) and \[ \sup_{0< r< 1} \int^{2\pi}_ 0 | f\psi(re^{i\theta})|^ P|\psi'(re^{i\theta}| d\theta<\infty, \] \(\psi(w)\) is a conformal map of the unit disc onto \(D\); \(L_ n(f,z)\) being the \((n-1)\)th interpolation polynomial to \(f(z)\); \(E_ n(f)_ p= \inf_{\deg P_ n\leq n} \| f- P_ n\|\).