Inflation of poorly conditioned zeros of systems of analytic functions
Michael Burr, Anton Leykin

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method called inflation to transform systems of analytic functions with poorly conditioned zeros into systems with well-conditioned zeros, aiding in isolating clusters of zeros.
Contribution
It proposes a novel inflation technique that regularizes zeros of analytic systems, improving zero isolation methods.
Findings
Effective zero regularization through inflation
Enhanced zero cluster isolation capability
Applicable to systems with poorly conditioned zeros
Abstract
Given a system of analytic functions and an approximate zero, we introduce inflation to transform this system into one with a regular quadratic zero. This leads to a method for isolating a cluster of zeros of the given system.
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