A quadratic approximation to the Sendov radius near the unit circle
Michael Miller
Abstract
Define S(n,β) to be the set of complex polynomials of degree n 2 with all roots in the unit disk and at least one root at β. For a polynomial P, define |P|β to be the distance between β and the closest root of the derivative P'. Finally, define rn(β)= \|P|β: P ∈ S(n,β) \. In this notation, a conjecture of Bl. Sendov claims that rn(β) 1. In this paper we investigate Sendov's conjecture near the unit circle, by computing constants C1 and C2 (depending only on n) such that rn(β) 1 + C1 (1-|β|) + C2 (1-|β|)2 for |β| near 1. We also consider some consequences of this approximation.
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