The SOS characterization of symmetric hyperbolicity

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Let Γn,d\Gamma_{n,d} denote the class of symmetric degree-dd polynomials in nn variables, and let Δ1,1p\Delta_{\vec{1},\vec{1}}p be the indicated second directional derivative. A polynomial is SOS if it is a sum of squares of polynomials. SOS characterization conjecture. For every pΓn,dp\in\Gamma_{n,d}, pp is symmetric hyperbolic if and only if Δ1,1p\Delta_{\vec{1},\vec{1}}p is SOS. The conjecture is motivated by computational evidence and by the relationship between the SOS condition and symmetric hyperbolicity; its general validity is open.

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Grigoriy Blekherman, Julia Lindberg and Kevin Shu, “Symmetric Hyperbolic Polynomials”, arXiv:2308.09653 (2023).

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