Non-symmetric polarization

has a unique representation in the form �egin{equation*} P(x)= sum_{1 leq j_1 leq dotsc leq j_m leq n} c_{(j_1, dotsc, j_m)} , x_{j_1} dotsb x_{j_m} ,, end{equation*} and the

m

"~form �egin{equation*} L_P(x^{(1)}, dotsc, x^{(m)})= sum_{1 leq j_1 leq dotsc leq j_m leq n} c_{(j_1, dotsc, j_m)} , x^{(1)}_{j_1} dotsb x^{(m)}_{j_m} end{equation*} satisfies

L_{P} (x, d o t s c, x) = P (x)

for every

x i n m a t h b b C^{n}

. We show that, although

L_{P}

in general is non-symmetric, for a large class of reasonable norms

l V e r t c d o t V e r t

on

m a t h b b C^{n}

the norm of

L_{P}

on

(m a t h b b C^{n}, l V e r t c d o t V e r t)^{m}

up to a logarithmic term

(c l o g n)^{m^{2}}

can be estimated by the norm of

P

on

(m a t h b b C^{n}, l V e r t c d o t V e r t)

; here

c g e 1

denotes a universal constant. Moreover, for the

e l l_{p}

"~norms

l V e r t c d o t V e r t_{p}

,

1 l e q p < 2

the logarithmic term in the number

n

of variables is even superfluous.

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