By J. L. Walsh
This booklet is worried with the severe issues of analytic and harmonic services. A serious aspect of an analytic functionality ability a nil of its by-product, and a severe element of a harmonic functionality potential some degree the place either partial derivatives vanish. The analytic features thought of are mostly polynomials, rational features, and likely periodic, whole, and meromorphic features. The harmonic services thought of are principally Green's capabilities, harmonic measures, and numerous linear mixtures of them. The curiosity in those capabilities facilities round the approximate place in their serious issues. The approximation is within the feel of deciding on minimum areas within which the entire severe issues lie or maximal areas during which no severe element lies. during the e-book the writer makes use of the one approach to concerning the serious issues as equilibrium issues in fields of strength because of appropriate distribution of topic. The exposition is apparent, entire, and well-illustrated with many examples.
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1. Polynomials with real zeros. 4) dominates our entire discussion. However, we first treat the special case of polynomials all of whose zeros are real. 3, that the critical points are also all real. A general result [Walsh, 1922] on the location of those critical points is THEOREM 1. Denote by Ik the interval ak 5 z 5 bk , k = 1, 2, , n. Let the critical points of III (z - ak) be c; , with c; _< c;+i and the critical points of Hi (z - bk) be d; , with d; 5 d;+i. Then if the intervals I, are the respective loci of the points a; , the locus of the k-th critical point (in algebraic magnitude) of the variable polynomial p(z) = III (z - a,) consists of the interval Ik: ck _<- z 5 dk , n - 1.
JENSEN'S THEOREM, CONTINUED 27 sponding force at a real point z exterior to I is equal to the force at z due to kcoincident unit particles in I. Corollary 4 does not describe the complete locus of critical points, which obviously consists of III , h , I2 (if l2 > 1), I (if k3 > 1), and the point a, (if l: > 1). In effect, Corollary 4 reduces the approximate solution of the equation p'(z) = 0 to the solution of a quadratic, just as Corollary 1 reduces that approximate solution to the solution of a linear equation.
Let p(z) be a real polynomial with precisely two pairs of non-real zeros: a1i a1 , a2 , a2 , and with no real zeros. Let the Jensen circle Ci (j = 1, 2) 40 CHAPTER II. REAL POLYNOMIALS corresponding to a; and a; intersect the axis of reals in points z and z' , with z' < z;' , and suppose we have Z`1' < z2 . Let the tangent to the circle zla2a2 at a2 cut the axis of reals in z1 and the tangent to the circle z' a2«2 at a2 cut the axis of reals in z2 , and let A1; (P = 1, 2) be the circular arc bounded by at and a1 of angular measure less than it which is tangent to the lines alzk and atz1..
