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Some properties of zeros of polynomials with vanishing coefficients Export

Linear Algebra and its Applications, Vol. 430, No. 8-9. (15 April 2009), pp. 1976-1991.

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It is well-known that when a polynomial whose coefficients are continuous functions of a parameter loses its degree then some of its zeros must vanish at infinity . In this paper, we consider such a situation: we examine how roots of a complex polynomial tend to infinity as some of its coefficients, including the leading one, tend to zero. We show, among other things, that in such a situation the unbounded paths traced by the roots of the polynomial have asymptotes; we also obtain their formulas. Some examples are presented to complete and illustrate the results.


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