Pseudozero set of real multivariate polynomials
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Let \( {\mathcal P}_n({\mathbb R}) \) be the set of real polynomials in \(n\) variables. The \(\varepsilon \)-pseudozero set \( Z_\varepsilon^R(p) \) of an element \( p \) of \( {\mathcal P}_n({\mathbb R}) \) is defined as the set of all complex zeros of polynomials belonging to an \( \varepsilon \)-neighborhood of \( p \) for some suitable norm on \( {\mathcal P}_n({\mathbb R}) \). The paper gives a computable description of the set \( Z_\varepsilon^R(p) \) and proposes a MATLAB program to visualize it.
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