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1 U.P.B. Sci. Bull., Series A, Vol. 77, Iss. 4, 2015 ISSN ANNULI FOR THE ZEROS OF A POLYNOMIAL Pantelimon George Popescu 1 and Jose Luis Díaz-Barrero 2 To Octavian Stănăşilă on his 75th birthday In this paper, ring shaped regions containing all the zeros of a polynomial with complex coefficients involving binomial coefficients and Fibonacci Pell numbers are given. Furthermore, bounds for strictly positive polynomials involving their derivatives are also presented. Finally, using MAPLE, some examples illustrating the bounds proposed are computed and compared with other existing explicit bounds for the zeros. Keywords: inequalities, polynomials location of the zeros, Fibonacci and Pell numbers, positive polynomials, MAPLE 1. Introduction Problems involving polynomials in general, and location of their zeros in particular, have a long history. But, recently come under reexamination because of their importance in many areas of applied mathematics such as control theory, signal processing and electrical networs, coding theory, cryptography, combinatorics, number theory, and engineering among others [16, 17, 12, 13]. Specially, the zeros of polynomials play an important role to solve control engineering problems [2], digital audio signal processing problems [18], eigenvalue problems in mathematical physics [10], and in mathematical biology, where polynomials with strictly positive coefficients have efficiently used [3]. A lot of methods to approximate the actual value of the zeros of polynomials with real or complex coefficients, such as Sturm sequence method start with an estimate of an upper bound for the moduli of the zeros. If we have and accurate estimation for the bound, then the amount of wor needed to search the range of possible values to begin with can be considerably reduced in comparison with the classical starting searchers such as the bisection methods. Therefore, it should be important to have a set of available bounds to choose what is most accurate to begin the computation. It is well-nown that one of the first explicit bounds for the zeros is a classical result due to Cauchy 1829 [5] and 1 Lecturer, Computer Science and Engineering Departament, Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Splaiul Independenţei 313, , Bucharest 6, Romania, pgpopescu@yahoo.com Corresponding Author 2 Professor, Applied Mathematics III, Universidad Politehnica de Barcelona, Jordi Girona 1-3, C2, Barcelona, Spain, jose.luis.diaz@upc.edu 147
2 148 Pantelimon George Popescu, Jose Luis Díaz-Barrero since then a lot of papers devoted to the subject can be found in the literature. Some of them that will be used in the computations performed to obtain the numerical results presented at the end of this paper, and for ease of reference, are summarized in the following three theorems. Theorem A Upper bounds for the zeros Let Az = n z, 0 be onconstant polynomial with complex coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the disc C = { {z } C : z r}, where i: r < 1 + max Cauchy [5] 0 n 1 { } n 1 ii: r = max 1, Tioo [14] iii: r < 1 + δ 3, where δ 3 is the unique positive root of the equation Q 3 x = x x x A = 0 Here A = max 0 n 1 Sun et al. [11] iv: r < { } 1 + A, where A = a B C and B = 0 i<j [n/2] i+j= max 0 n 1 a 2i a 2j and C = 0 i<j [n 1/2] i+j= 1 a 2i+1 a 2j+1 Zilovic [17] n 1 v: r = 1/n Walsh [15] n 1 vi: r = Carmichael et. al. [4] Another refinement of the explicit bound of Cauchy was given by Díaz- Barrero [6], by proving the following Theorem B Let Az = n z, 0 be onconstant polynomial with complex coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the annulus C = {z C : r 1 z r 2 }, where r 1 = 3 { } 2 n 2 min F Cn, 1/ 1 n, and r 2 = 2 { 3 max F 4n a } 1/ n 1 n 2 n F Cn, F 4n Here F are Fibonacci s numbers, namely, F 0 = 0, F 1 = 1, and for 2, F = F 1 + F 2. Furthermore, Cn, are the binomial coefficients. Recently Affane-Aji et al. [1] have generalized the results obtained in [11], by given the following Theorem C Let Az = n z, 0 be onconstant polynomial with complex coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the annulus C = {z
3 C : r 1 z r 2 }, where { Cn, r 1 = min 1 n Annuli for the Zeros of a Polynomial 149 n2 n 1 1/ }, and r 2 = 1 + δ. Here, δ is the unique positive root of the equation ν 1 Q z = z + C 1, ν C j 1, ν j z +1 ν A = 0, ν=2 j=1 where A = max 0 n 1, = 0 if < 0. Our goal in this paper is to present some ring-shaped regions in the complex plane containing all the zeros of a polynomial involving the elements of second order recurrences such as the Fibonacci and Pell numbers and binomial coefficients. Moreover, bounds polynomials with strictly positive coefficients are also obtained. To illustrate the results given, numerical computations using a MAPLE code are performed and the results obtained are exhibited in the last section where they are compared with other bounds appeared previously. 2. Main results In the following some theorems on the location of the zeros are given. We begin with Theorem 2.1. Let Az = n z, 0 be onconstant polynomial with complex coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the ring shaped region C = {z C : r 1 z r 2 }, where { r 1 = min 2 31 n P 2 1/ 1 n } 1 and r 2 = max 1 n { 1 2 3n 1 P 2 1/ } 2 Here P stands for the th Pell number defined by P 0 = 0, P 1 = 1, and for n 2, P n = 2P n 1 + P n 2. Proof. To prove the preceding result, we will use the identity z + z = + z n z + 1, 3 n valid for all nonnegative integer n and for all nonzero complex number z. In fact, developing the LHS of the preceding expression, we have z n z +z = 2 z n + z n+1 +z n z n z n +z n n n + 1 = 2 z n + z n z + z n z 0 n n + 1 n 1 0
4 150 Pantelimon George Popescu, Jose Luis Díaz-Barrero = z n + n 2 z = z n + z + 1 n and 3 is proven after dividing by z n. Now, using the above result we can obtain P 2 = 2 3n 1 4 Indeed, putting z = 1 in 3 the identity becomes n 1 n+ = 1 2 n. Putting z = α = 1 + 2, a characteristic root of the second order recurrence x 2 2x 1 = 0 that defines Pell s numbers in 3, we get n n+ α 2 + α 2 = 1 α α n. On account of Binet s formulae, we have Pn = αn β n α β = α n β n 2 2, where α = 1 + 2, and β = 2. Squaring the last expression, and taing into account that αβ = 1, yields P 2 n = αn β n 2 = 1 α + β 2αβ n 2 3 = α + from which follows P 2 = Finally, n = 12 α + α 2 1 n α 3 = α 2 + α 2 1 P 2 = [ 1 α α α 2 + α ] 1 = 1 1 n 2 3 n 2 3 α + α = 2 3n 1 on account of the preceding and the fact that α + α 1 = 2 2, as can be easily checed. From 1, it follows for 1 n, r n Suppose that z < r 1, then Az = a z P 2 z > 5 r1
5 = Annuli for the Zeros of a Polynomial 151 r n P 2 on account of 4 and 5. Consequently, Az does not have zeros in {z C : z < r 1 }. It is nown [5], [7] that all the zeros of Az have modulus less or equal than the unique positive root of the equation Gz = z n 1 z n a 1 z Hence, the second part of our statement will be proved if we show that Gr 2 0. From 2, it follows for 1 n, 231 n P 2 r2 6 Then, Gr 2 = [ r n 2 = r n 2 and the proof is complete. rn 2 ] [ r n n P 2 = 0 ] 2 31 n P 2 r2 r2 n = 0, Using Fibonacci numbers instead of Pell s numbers, we state and prove the following Theorem 2.2. Let Az = n z, 0 be onconstant polynomial with complex coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the ring shaped region C = {z C : r 1 z r 2 }, where { } r 1 = min 5 1 n F 2 1/ 1 n and r 2 = max 1 n { 1 5 n 1 F 2 } 1/ Here F stands for the th Fibonacci number defined by F 0 = 0, F 1 = 1, and for all n 2, F n = F n 1 + F n 2. Proof. To prove the preceding result we will use the same technique as in the proof of Theorem 1. So, we begin claiming that F 2 = 5 n 1 7
6 152 Pantelimon George Popescu, Jose Luis Díaz-Barrero Indeed, since the roots of the characteristic equation of the second order recurrence for Fibonacci numbers, x 2 x 1 = 0 are α = and β = 5, 2 2 then we obtain F n = αn β n α β = αn β n, as it is well-nown. From the preceding immediately follows Fn 2 = 1 α n β n 5 = α + α 2 1 n 5 and 1 F 2 = α 2 + α = 1 α 2 + α Putting z = 1 and z = α = in 3 and substituting the identities 2 obtained in the preceding expression, immediately follows F 2 = 1 [ ] 1 5 α α = 1 1 n 5 n 5 α + α = 5 n 1 because α + α 1 = 5, as can be easily checed. Now using 7 instead of 4, and carrying out step by step the proof of Theorem 1 the proof of Theorem 2 can be easily completed. We omit the details. Hereafter, we state and prove two results involving explicit bounds for the zeros of polynomials with strictly positive coefficients. We begin with a bound involving the derivative of the polynomial. It is stated in the following Theorem 2.3. Let Az = n z be onconstant polynomial with strictly positive coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the ring shaped region C = {z C : r 1 z r 2 }, where and r 1 = min 1 n { p 1 { q n r 2 = max 1 n n + 1 a0 A p Here p > 0, q > 0 are positive real numbers and Bz = z } 1/ 8 } B 1/ q 9 Az z n. Proof. We will argue as in the proof of Theorem 1. So, we begin assuming that z < r 1, and we have Az = a z z > r1
7 = Annuli for the Zeros of a Polynomial 153 r 1 From 8, we have for 1 n, the preceding, yields Az > a = r1 r 1 p 1 a A p r1. Substituting in p 1 a = 0 A p Therefore, Az does not have zeros in {z C : z < r 1 } and we are done with the lower bound. For the upper bound we have to see that all the zeros of Az have modulus less than or equal to the unique positive root of the equation Gz = z n 1 z n... a 1 z = 0. So, it will be suffice to prove that Gr 2 0. Indeed, from 9 we get for 1 n, n + 1q n an B q r 2. Since Gr 2 = r n 2 then immediately follows Gr 2 r2 n an n + 1q n r2 r B 2 n q = r2 n n + 1q n = 0 B q r2 n, on account that B z = n + 1 z n. This completes the proof. Finally, we close this section stating a proving a result involving higher order derivatives of the polynomial. Theorem 2.4. Let Az = n z be onconstant polynomial with strictly positive coefficients. Then, all its zeros lie in the ring shaped region C = {z C : r 1 z r 2 }, where and { p q A q r 1 = min 1 n! [Ap Aq] {! [Ar As] r 2 = max 1 n A s r s a0 an Here p > q > 0 and r > s > 0 are strictly positive real numbers. } 1/ 10 } 1/ 11
8 154 Pantelimon George Popescu, Jose Luis Díaz-Barrero Proof. Arguing out as in the proof of Theorem 1, if we suppose that z < r 1, then we have Az = z z > r 1 = r1 a From 10, we get for 1 n, r1 A q p q! [Ap Aq]. Substituting in the preceding expression, we obtain Az > r1 A q p q = 0,! [Ap Aq] because Ap Aq = A qp q+ A q p q An q p q n on account 2! n! of Taylor s formulae applied to Ap at point q. Consequently, Az does not have zeros in {z C : z < r 1 }. For the upper bound we have to find the unique positive root of the equation Gz = z n 1 z n... a 1 z = 0 as it is well-nown [7], [8], [9]. Hence, we have to prove that Gr 2 0 and we are done. From 11, we get for 1 n, A sr s! [Ar As] r 2. Since Gr 2 = r2 n r2 n, then ] A Gr 2 [r2 n sr s! [Ar As] r 2 r2 n = r n 2 A sr s! [Ar As] = 0, because Ar As = A sr s + A s r s An s r s n on 2! n! account of Taylor s formulae applied to Ar at point s. This completes the proof. 3. Applications using MAPLE In this section, we use a MAPLE code to compute the inner and outer radius of a ring shaped region containing all the zeros for the polynomials A 1 z = z z z +0.7 and A 2 z = z z z +0.04, obtainable by the results presented in this paper. Also, the annuli obtained from the nown results given in Theorem A, Theorem B and Theorem C are computed and compared with our results. These numerical results are shown in Table 1. Furthermore, by using MAPLE code, we also computed the actual zeros of both polynomials. We found that for A 1 z they all lie in the annulus C = {z C : z } which has area equal to For A 2 z the annulus containing all the zeros is C = {z C : z }
9 Annuli for the Zeros of a Polynomial 155 with area equal to These values has been used to express in terms of percentage error the area of the annuli obtained. They can be found in columns fourth and seventh of Table 1. Table 1. Inner radius r 1, outer radius r 2 and Error for polynomials A 1z and A 2z. A 1 z A 2 z Bounds r 1 r 2 Error r 1 r 2 Error Cauchy [5] Tioo [14] Sun et al. [11] Zilovic [17] Walsh [15] Carmichael et al. [4] Díaz-Barrero [6] Affane-Aji et al. [1] Theorem Theorem Theorem Theorem In the computation of the values presented in Table 1 for A 1 z using Theorem 2.3 we have taen p = 0.43, q = 0.61, and using Theorem 2.4 we have taen p = 0.75, q = , r = 2.07 and s = For the polynomial A 2 z the values used for Theorem 2.3 were p = 0.13, q = 0.29, and for Theorem 2.4 we have taen p = 0.24, q = 0.016, r = 3.00 and s = Acnowledgments The wor has been funded by the Sectoral Operational Programme Human Resources Development of the Ministry of European Funds through the Financial Agreement POSDRU/159/1.5/S/ R E F E R E N C E S [1] C. Affane-Aji, S. Biaz, N.K. Govil, On anulli containing all the zeros of a polynomial, Math. Comput. Modelling, [2] C. Bissel, Control Engineering, d Edition, CRC Press, [3] W.E. Briggs, Zeros and factors of polynomials with positive coefficients and proteinligand binding, Rocy Mountain J. Math [4] D.R. Carmichael and T. E. Mason, Note on roots of algebraic equations, Bull. Amer. Math. Soc , [5] A. L. Cauchy, Exercices de Mathématique, in Oeuvres , 122. [6] J. L. Díaz-Barrero, An annulus for the zeros of polynomials, J. Math. Anal. Appl ,
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