Some bounds for zeros of a polynomial with restricted coefficients
The article presents significant advancements in the study of polynomial zeros by generalizing existing theorems and introducing new bounds for the zeros of polynomials with restricted coefficients. The authors build on the classical Enestrom-Kakeya theorem and extend the results to broader classes of polynomials.\N\NThe paper provides rigorous proofs for each theorem using techniques such as polynomial transformation and complex analysis. Several examples demonstrate the practical applicability of the new theorems, showing improved bounds over previously known results.\N\NThe results have potential applications in various mathematical fields, including algebraic number theory, Hilbert space theory, computer science, cryptography, and engineering. The authors suggest that the methods can be extended to polynomials with quaternionic variables.\N\NThe paper makes a notable contribution by extending well-known theorems and providing more general and refined bounds for polynomial zeros. The presentation of the theorems, proofs, and examples is clear and well-structured, making the complex mathematical content accessible. The generalizations and new results are relevant to ongoing research in polynomial theory and have potential practical applications. While the authors mention potential applications, the paper could benefit from a more detailed discussion on the practical implications and real-world applications of the results.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1820648 (Why is no real title available?)
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