Real zeros of _2F₁ hypergeometric polynomials
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Publication:1946199
Abstract: We use a method based on the division algorithm to determine all the values of the real parameters and for which the hypergeometric polynomials have real, simple zeros. Furthermore, we use the quasi-orthogonality of Jacobi polynomials to determine the intervals on the real line where the zeros are located.
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