Abstract
The centered form for real rational functions suggested by R. E. Moore [6] was extended to complex polynomials over circular complex domains in [7]. Here it is shown that the inclusion chain
is valid for all complex polynomials and all circular domains.
Zusammenfassung
Für reelle rationale Funktionen wurde die zentrierte Form von R. E. Moore [6] angedeutet. Diese Form wurde in [7] auch für komplexe Polynome definiert. Wir zeigen, daß die Inklusionskette
für alle komplexen Polynome über Kreisintervallen gültig ist.
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Rokne, J., Wu, T. A note on the circular complex centered form. Computing 30, 201–211 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02253893
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