This paper studies even order moments of the Gauss function, revealing asymptotic behavior using Jensen inequality and complex analysis.
First, this paper provides some approximation and estimation type results for some moments of the Gauss function, motivated by the fact that the moments of even orders \(n=2l,\ l∈ N={\{}0,1, \}\) of the function \(exp(-t^2)\) on bounded intervals . Second, the problem of asymptotic behavior of the sequence of all orders for the same function on any interval \([0,b]⊆ [0,{1}/{√2}]\) is studied and solved. Here the point is using Jensen inequality. Third, the problem of asymptotic behavior of the sequence of all orders for the same function on any interval \([0,b]⊂ [0,+∞ )\) is deduced, via elements of complex analysis (Vitali’s theorem). The convergence holds uniformly on compact subsets of the complex plane. Fourth, the asymptotic behavior of the sequence of all moments on \([0,1],\ \)as \(n→ ∞ ,\) for an arbitrary function \(f∈ C([0,1])\) is determined precisely, by means of Korovkin’s approximation theorem. Consequently, a similar result for complex analytic functions is deduced, using Vitali’s theorem. This is the fifth aim of the paper.
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Cristian Octav Olteanu (2025) studied this question.
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