An integral that counts the zeros of a function
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Abstract: Given a real function on an interval satisfying mild regularity conditions, we determine the number of zeros of by evaluating a certain integral. The integrand depends on and . In particular, by approximating the integral with the trapezoidal rule on a fine enough grid, we can compute the number of zeros of by evaluating finitely many values of and . A variant of the integral even allows to determine the number of the zeros broken down by their multiplicity.
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