The zero-strip-decreasing conjecture for complex finite difference operators

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Let C[z]\mathbb{C}[z] denote the ring of complex polynomials, and let Δθ,h\Delta_{\theta,h} be the finite difference operator defined in the paper. An operator is zero strip decreasing when it does not increase the width of the smallest horizontal strip containing the zeros of a polynomial.

Zero-strip-decreasing conjecture. The operator Δθ,h\Delta_{\theta,h} defined on C[z]\mathbb{C}[z] is zero strip decreasing.

The corresponding property was proved in the cited work for the operator acting on R[z]\mathbb{R}[z]; the source reports calculations suggesting that it extends to arbitrary complex polynomials, but gives no proof or resolution.

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Olga Katkova, Mikhail Tyaglov and Anna Vishnyakova, “Hermite-Poulain theorems for linear finite difference operators”, arXiv:1901.06398 (2019).

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