Sign patterns and rigid orders of moduli
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Abstract: We consider the set of monic degree real univariate polynomials and its {em hyperbolicity domain} , i.e. the subset of values of the coefficients for which the polynomial has all roots real. The subset is the one on which a modulus of a negative root of is equal to a positive root of . At a point, where has distinct roots with exactly () equalities between positive roots and moduli of negative roots, the set is locally the transversal intersection of smooth hypersurfaces. At a point, where has two double opposite roots and no other equalities between moduli of roots, the set is locally the direct product of and a hypersurface in having a Whitney umbrella singularity. For , we draw pictures of the sets and~.
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