Geometry of trinomials
A. Melman
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A. Melman
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The location of the zeros of a general trinomial was analyzed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.We reexamine this problem and obtain new zero inclusion regions in the complex plane that complement and improve known results.Our main contribution is the derivation of smaller annular sectors containing the zeros of a trinomial that take into account the magnitude of the coefficients, which is unlike existing results where such sectors are rigid.
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The location of the zeros of a general trinomial was analyzed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.We reexamine this problem and obtain new zero inclusion regions in the complex plane that complement and improve known results.Our main contribution is the derivation of smaller annular sectors containing the zeros of a trinomial that take into account the magnitude of the coefficients, which is unlike existing results where such sectors are rigid.
Key concepts: Trinomial, Mathematics, Complement (music), Plane (geometry), Geometry, Zero (linguistics), Combinatorics, Phenotype