A Lehmer-type gap conjecture for bounded-coefficient polynomial sequences
A Lehmer-type gap conjecture for bounded-coefficient polynomial sequences
Let be a natural number. Let be any sequence of integer polynomials defined in the paper's equation (SeqPoly), with every coefficient having modulus at most , and let its limit ratio be the ratio between the number of nonunimodular roots and the degree in the relevant limiting process.
Bounded-coefficient limit-ratio conjecture. If the limit ratio of such a sequence is strictly below some constant , then its limit ratio is equal to .
This is presented as an analogue of Lehmer's conjecture. The paper notes that arbitrary closeness to zero is possible with unbounded coefficients, while its calculations and an earlier theorem motivate a positive gap for bounded coefficients; the assertion is not established in the supplied text.
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Dragan Stankov, “The number of nonunimodular roots of a reciprocal polynomial”, arXiv:2203.07710 (2022).
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