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  Volume 4, Issue 3, Article 60
 
On Zeros of Reciprocal Polynomials of Odd Degree

    Authors: Piroska Lakatos, Laszlo Losonczi,  
    Keywords: Reciprocal, Semi-reciprocal polynomials, Chebyshev transform, Zeros on the unit circle.  
    Date Received: 12/12/02  
    Date Published: 30/07/03  
    Subject Codes:

30C15, 12D10, 42C05.

 
    Editors: Anthony Sofo,  
 
    Abstract:

The first author [1] proved that all zeros of the reciprocal polynomial

of degree with real coefficients (i.e. and for all ) are on the unit circle, provided that
Moreover, the zeros of are near to the st roots of unity (except the root ). A. Schinzel [3] generalized the first part of Lakatos' result for self-inversive polynomials i.e. polynomials
for which and for all with a fixed He proved that all zeros of are on the unit circle, provided that
If the inequality is strict the zeros are single. The aim of this paper is to show that for real reciprocal polynomials of odd degree Lakatos' result remains valid even if
We conjecture that Schinzel's result can also be extended similarly: all zeros of are on the unit circle if is self-inversive and

 

[1] P. LAKATOS, On zeros of reciprocal polynomials, Publ. Math. (Debrecen) 61 (2002), 645-661.
[3] A. SCHINZEL, Self-inversive polynomials with all zeros on the unit circle, Ramanujan Journal, to appear.

         
       
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