On zeros of a complex polynomial
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In this paper the authors develop an algorithm to find the zeros of polynomials having complex coefficients. The procedure is based upon a technique that combines integer preserving Bareiss's algorithm or Euclidean algorithm, iterative division using Newton's method for solving system of equations, argument-principle and deflated polynomial approximations. It is observed that the method works well and produces accurate zeros within a specified accuracy.
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