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If f(x) has no zeros other that a , we are done. Otherwise, let b be the second root of f(x) Then 0=f(b)=(b-a)^kq(b) , (b-a)^k \not = 0 , so q(b) = 0 , and b is a root of q(x) with the same multiplicity as it has for f(x) . (Since b is a root...
We extend some existing results on the zeros of polynomials by considering more general coefficient conditions. As special cases the extended results yield much sim- pler expressions for the upper bounds of zeros than those of the existing results. The zero-free regions of analytic functions ...
百度试题 结果1 题目find a polynomial with the given degree n, the given zeros, and no other zeros.n-b;n⋅n1,2,π 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 Many correct answers, including f(x)=(x-1)(x-2)^2(x-π)^3 反馈 收藏
摘要: Let f be a real polynomial having no zeros in the open unit disk. We prove a sharp evaluation from above for the quantity ‖f′‖∞/‖f‖p, 0⩽p<∞. The extremal polynomials and the exact constants are given. This extends an inequality of Paul Erdős [7]....
You need 4 zeros for a polynomial of degree 4. The question only states 2 zeros, with no multiplicity stated for the 2 zeros. There is not sufficient information to fully answer the question. Upvote • 0 Downvote Add comment Still looking for help? Get the right answer, fast. Ask a ...
This paper contains sharp bounds on the coeff i cients of thepolynomials R and S which solve the classical one variable Bézout iden-tity AR + BS = 1, where A and B are polynomials with no commonzeros. The bounds are expressed in terms of the separation of the zerosof A and B. Our...
One major bottleneck is that computing the roots, I believe, is too much high level and there is no low level access than CRootOf or roots, real_roots. So even if I have written everything with PolyElement, I can't avoid some overhead of converting to Expr and such things. The othe...
Applications of the resultant (for inhomogeneous systems) include the computation of all complex zeros of systems of n polynomials in n variables with finitely many complex zeros, either via the formation of a u-resultant or by hiding one variables in the ground field [van der Waerden 1940, Co...
The moment we input the last coefficient, Omni's polynomial graphing calculator will draw the graph, as well as find the zeros of the polynomial together with its critical points, extrema, and inflection points. Let us also mention that in case you'd like to see some other section of the...