A Simplified Jury's Table for Complex Polynomials
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概要
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In this letter a simplified Jurys table for real polynomials is extended to complex polynomials. Then it is shown that the extended table contains information on the root distribution of complex polynomials with respect to the unit circle in the complex plane. The result given in this letter is distinct from the recent one in that root counting is performed in a different way.
- 2011-04-01
著者
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Choo Younseok
Department Of Electronic And Electrical Engineering Hongik University
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Kim Young-ju
Department Of Computer Engineering Silla University
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Kim Young-ju
Department Of Electronic And Electrical Engineering Hongik University
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