On the lemniscate components containing no critical points of a polynomial except for its zeros
V. N. Dubinin

TL;DR
This paper establishes a precise inequality relating to the behavior of a polynomial's logarithmic derivative within certain lemniscate regions that lack critical points, advancing understanding of polynomial dynamics.
Contribution
It introduces a sharp inequality for the polynomial's logarithmic derivative in lemniscate components free of critical points, a novel result in complex analysis.
Findings
Proved a sharp inequality for the logarithmic derivative in specific lemniscate regions.
Identified conditions under which lemniscate components contain no critical points.
Enhanced understanding of polynomial behavior in complex regions.
Abstract
We prove a sharp inequality for the modulus of the logarithmic derivative of a polynomial in the lemniscate components containing no critical points.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMeromorphic and Entire Functions · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Analytic and geometric function theory
