Non-real zeros of polynomials in a polynomial sequence satisfying a three-term recurrence relation
Abstract
This paper discusses the location of zeros of polynomials in a polynomial sequence \Pn(z)\ generated by a three-term recurrence relation of the form Pn(z)+ B(z)Pn-1(z) +A(z) Pn-k(z)=0 with k>2 and the standard initial conditions P0(z)=1, P-1(z)=…=P-k+1(z)=0, where A(z) and B(z) are arbitrary coprime real polynomials. We show that there always exist polynomials in \Pn(z)\ with non-real zeros.
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