Type B real-rootedness conjecture for the polynomials
Type B real-rootedness conjecture for the polynomials
Let be the type B polynomials defined in the paper, for . A polynomial is real-rooted if all of its roots are real. Type B real-rootedness conjecture. For all , the polynomials are real-rooted. The preceding corollary establishes that the polynomials are -positive, and real-rootedness would further imply -positivity and ultra log-concavity for palindromic polynomials with nonnegative coefficients; the source gives no resolution status for this type B analogue.
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Luis Ferroni, Roberto Pagaria and Lorenzo Vecchi, “The Poincaré polynomial of the type B analogue of M_0,n+1”, arXiv:2603.01956 (2026).
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