Geometry of a Class of Generalized Cubic Polynomials
This paper studies a class of generalized complex cubic polynomials of the form p(z)=(z-1)(z-r_1)^k(z-r_2)^k where r_1 and r_2 lie on the unit circle and k is a natural number. We completely characterize where the nontrivial critical points of p can lie, and to what extent they determine the polyno...
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doaj-53a2f427b9624f339e222994096a47ba2020-11-25T01:50:11ZengEtamaths PublishingInternational Journal of Analysis and Applications2291-86392015-08-01829399132Geometry of a Class of Generalized Cubic PolynomialsChristopher Frayer0University of Wisconsin-PlattevilleThis paper studies a class of generalized complex cubic polynomials of the form p(z)=(z-1)(z-r_1)^k(z-r_2)^k where r_1 and r_2 lie on the unit circle and k is a natural number. We completely characterize where the nontrivial critical points of p can lie, and to what extent they determine the polynomial. The main results include (1) a nontrivial critical point of such a polynomial almost always determines the polynomial uniquely, and (2) there is a `desert' in the unit disk in which critical points cannot occur.http://www.etamaths.com/index.php/ijaa/article/view/544 |
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Geometry of a Class of Generalized Cubic Polynomials |
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International Journal of Analysis and Applications |
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This paper studies a class of generalized complex cubic polynomials of the form p(z)=(z-1)(z-r_1)^k(z-r_2)^k where r_1 and r_2 lie on the unit circle and k is a natural number. We completely characterize where the nontrivial critical points of p can lie, and to what extent they determine the polynomial. The main results include (1) a nontrivial critical point of such a polynomial almost always determines the polynomial uniquely, and (2) there is a `desert' in the unit disk in which critical points cannot occur. |
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