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A modified fast Fourier transform for polynomial evaluation and the Jenkins-Traub algorithm
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    A modified fast Fourier transform for polynomial evaluation and the Jenkins-Traub algorithm (English)
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    The Cooley-Tukey algorithm for the fast Fourier transformation is modified to evaluate a polynomial at equally spaced points on a circle with its center at the origin in the complex plane. This scheme is developed to give a starting point for the Jenkins-Traub algorithm for computing the zeros of a polynomial.
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    recurrence scheme
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    evaluation of polynomial
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    Cooley-Tukey algorithm
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    fast Fourier transformation
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    Jenkins-Traub algorithm
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    zeros of a polynomial
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