Some properties of the quadrinomials p(z)=1+(z+zN-1)+zN and q(z)=1+(z-zN-1)-zN
Abstract
We show that all the zeros of the quadrinomial p(z)=1+(z+zN-1)+zN lie on the unit circle if and only if the inequalities \[ -1 1\; ( if N is even),\;\; -1 N/(N-2)\; ( if N is odd) \] hold. For the quadrinomial q(z)=1+(z-zN-1)-zN, the corresponding inequalities are \[ -N/(N-2) 1\; ( if N is odd),\;\; -N/(N-2) N/(N-2)\; ( if N is even). \] In the cases of limiting values of the parameter , we provide factorization formulas for the corresponding quadrinomials. For example, when N is odd and =N/(N-2), the following representation is valid: \[ p(z)=(1+z)3Πj=1(N-3)/2[1+z2-2zγj], \] where γj=1-2j2 with \j\j=1(N-3)/2 being the collection of positive roots of the equation U'N-2(x)=0; here \[ Uj(x)=Uj( t)=(j+1)t t=2j xj+… \] are Chebyshev polynomials of the second kind and U'j(x) are their derivatives. Similar factorization formulas are also provided for q(z). As an application of the obtained results, we give the factorization formulas for the derivative of the Fej\'er polynomial, as well as construct certain univalent polynomials related to the polynomials p(z) and q(z).
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