On the location of pseudozeros of a complex interval polynomial (Q2468358)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5229174
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    On the location of pseudozeros of a complex interval polynomial
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5229174

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      On the location of pseudozeros of a complex interval polynomial (English)
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      22 January 2008
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      In this paper a complex interval polynomial \(F\) is a family of complex polynomials corresponding to a usual polynomial and its perturbations. Then a ``pseudozero'' \(z\) of \(F\) is a root of some \(P\in F\). The authors consider that \(z\) belongs to a ``regular'' complex domain \(D\). They provide a rigorous method whether there exists a ``pseudozero'' \(z\) in some such prescribed domain \(D\). Of course, Rouché's theorem plays an important rôle in the proofs. Three examples are studied in detail.
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      interval polynomials
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      zeros of polynomial
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      complex convex sets
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