Semi-definite representations for sets of cubics on the two-dimensional sphere
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Abstract: The compact set of homogeneous quadratic polynomials in real variables with modulus bounded by 1 on the unit sphere is trivially semi-definite representable. The compact set of homogeneous ternary quartics with modulus bounded by 1 on the unit sphere is also semi-definite representable. This suggests that the compact set of homogeneous ternary cubics with modulus bounded by 1 on is semi-definite representable. We deduce an explicit semi-definite representation of this norm ball. More generally, we provide a semi-definite description of the cone of inhomogeneous ternary cubics which are nonnegative on .
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