Reverse inequality between c_{b,1} and c_{b,2} in general de Branges–Rovnyak spaces
Establish whether, for an arbitrary de Branges–Rovnyak space H(b) with \|b\|_{H^\infty}=1 and any set E ⊂ 𝕋, the reverse inequality c_{b,2}(E) ≤ c_{b,1}(E) holds, where c_{b,1}(E) = inf{ \|f\|^2_{H(b)} : f ∈ H(b), |f| ≥ 1 almost everywhere on a neighborhood of E } and c_{b,2}(E) = inf{ \|f\|^2_{H(b)} : f ∈ H(b), |f| = 1 almost everywhere on a neighborhood of E }.
References
It is clear that $c_{b,1}(E) \leq c_{b,2}(E)$, but in general it is not known whether the reverse holds.
— Infinitely supported harmonically weighted Dirichlet spaces which are de Branges Rovnyak spaces
(2509.04907 - Bellavita et al., 5 Sep 2025) in Section "A variation of the Brown–Shields conjecture" (before Proposition \ref{P:cyclicity})