Polynomial Sokal conjecture for the roots of P_N

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For N>0N>0, let

PN(z;q)=∑k=0N(Nk)zkqk(k−1)/2.P_N(z;q)=\sum_{k=0}^{N}\binom{N}{k}z^kq^{k(k-1)/2}.

For ∣q∣<1|q|<1, the polynomial Sokal conjecture. The polynomial PN(z;q)P_N(z;q) can have only simple roots, separated in modulus by at least the factor ∣q∣|q|. This is the finite-polynomial analogue of the conjecture for the zeros of F(z;q)F(z;q), motivated by the approximation of the rescaled polynomials to the entire function. The supplied text presents it as a conjectural polynomial version and gives no complete resolution.

References

Primary source

Alexander Dyachenko, “On certain class of entire functions and a conjecture by Alan Sokal”, arXiv:1309.7551 (2013).

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