Signature pairs of positive polynomials
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Abstract: A well-known theorem of Quillen says that if is a bihomogeneous polynomial on positive on the sphere, then there exists such that is a squared norm. We obtain effective bounds relating this to the signature of . We obtain the sharp bound for , and for we obtain a bound that is of the correct order as a function of for fixed . The current work adds to an extensive literature on positivity classes for real polynomials. The classes of polynomials for which is a squared norm interpolate between polynomials positive on the sphere and those that are Hermitian sums of squares.
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