On the location of roots of non-reciprocal integer polynomials
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(6)- A Gauss-Lucas type theorem on the location of the roots of a polynomial
- The maximal conjugate of a non-reciprocal algebraic integer
- The number of nonunimodular roots of a reciprocal polynomial
- When should a polynomial’s root nearest to a real number be real itself?
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