The zero-strip-decreasing conjecture for complex finite difference operators
The zero-strip-decreasing conjecture for complex finite difference operators
Let denote the ring of complex polynomials, and let 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 defined on is zero strip decreasing.
The corresponding property was proved in the cited work for the operator acting on ; 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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