Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps

A real univariate polynomial is called hyperbolic or stable if all its roots are real. We search for hyperbolic polynomials of two and three degrees by using the Wronskian map <i>W</i> and a dual map to <i>W</i> called Leibniz, since it involves the classical Leibniz rule for...

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Main Author: Mircea Crasmareanu
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description A real univariate polynomial is called hyperbolic or stable if all its roots are real. We search for hyperbolic polynomials of two and three degrees by using the Wronskian map <i>W</i> and a dual map to <i>W</i> called Leibniz, since it involves the classical Leibniz rule for the derivative of a product of functions. In addition to hyperbolicity, we use these two methods to search for a class of polynomials introduced by the first author and now called weak Euclidean.
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spelling doaj.art-5cdbb276a39246ee89b51deb5128daf72024-02-23T15:07:25ZengMDPI AGAxioms2075-16802024-02-0113210410.3390/axioms13020104Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz MapsMircea Crasmareanu0Faculty of Mathematics, University “Al. I. Cuza”, 700506 Iasi, RomaniaA real univariate polynomial is called hyperbolic or stable if all its roots are real. We search for hyperbolic polynomials of two and three degrees by using the Wronskian map <i>W</i> and a dual map to <i>W</i> called Leibniz, since it involves the classical Leibniz rule for the derivative of a product of functions. In addition to hyperbolicity, we use these two methods to search for a class of polynomials introduced by the first author and now called weak Euclidean.https://www.mdpi.com/2075-1680/13/2/104hyperbolic polynomial(weak) Euclidean polynomialWronskianLeibniz map
spellingShingle Mircea Crasmareanu
Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps
Axioms
hyperbolic polynomial
(weak) Euclidean polynomial
Wronskian
Leibniz map
title Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps
title_full Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps
title_fullStr Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps
title_full_unstemmed Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps
title_short Hyperbolic and Weak Euclidean Polynomials from Wronskian and Leibniz Maps
title_sort hyperbolic and weak euclidean polynomials from wronskian and leibniz maps
topic hyperbolic polynomial
(weak) Euclidean polynomial
Wronskian
Leibniz map
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