Three theorems are given concerning the conjugating function associated to a given diffeomorphism of the circle. In the first one, the upper and lower estimates are established for the related irrational rotation number \(\alpha\) with some additional information about the length of the estimate interval to which \(\alpha\) belongs. In the second theorem, the conjugating function to a given diffeomorphism is expressed explicitly in terms of the Fourier coefficients, while in the last one, under some natural restrictions, a priori estimates of such coefficients are derived, which is relevant from the practical point of view. The paper is concluded by two numerical examples illustrating well the power of the developed technique.
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