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Some Generalizations of the Hawaii Conjecture and Beyond

  • Olga Katkova,
  • Mikhail Tyaglov,
  • Anna Vishnyakova

摘要

For a given real polynomial p we study the possible number of real roots of a differential polynomial \(H_{\varkappa }[p](x) = \varkappa \left( p'(x)\right) ^2-p(x)p''(x), \varkappa \in \mathbb {R}\) H ϰ [ p ] ( x ) = ϰ p ( x ) 2 - p ( x ) p ( x ) , ϰ R . In the special case when all real zeros of the polynomial p are simple, and all roots of its derivative \(p'\) p are real and simple, the distribution of zeros of \(H_{\varkappa }[p]\) H ϰ [ p ] is completely described for each real \(\varkappa \) ϰ . We also provide counterexamples to two Boris Shapiro’s conjectures about the number of zeros of the function \(H_{\frac{n-1}{n}}[p]\) H n - 1 n [ p ] .