Fischer–Kubitzke conjecture on eventual real-rootedness of Hadamard powers

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Let pp be a polynomial with nonnegative coefficients, and let W(p)\mathscr{W}(p) denote the polynomial obtained by the operator W\mathscr{W}. Fischer–Kubitzke conjecture. For all sufficiently large positive integers nn, the polynomial W(pn)\mathscr{W}(p^n) is real-rooted.

This conjecture concerns the behavior of the operator W\mathscr{W} under Hadamard powers and predicts eventual real-rootedness. It is presented as a reformulation of a conjecture posed by Fischer and Kubitzke; no resolution is supplied here.

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Petter Brändén, Luis Ferroni and Katharina Jochemko, “Preservation of inequalities under Hadamard products”, arXiv:2408.12386 (2025).

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