Grace-like polynomials
David Ruelle
Abstract
Results of somewhat mysterious nature are known on the location of zeros of certain polynomials associated with statistical mechanics (Lee-Yang circle theorem) and also with graph counting. In an attempt at clarifying the situation we introduce and discuss here a natural class of polynomials. Let P(z1,...,zm,w1,...,wn) be separately of degree 1 in each of its m+n arguments. We say that P is a Grace-like polynomial if P(z1,...,wn)0 whenever there is a circle in C separating z1,...,zm from w1,...,wn. A number of properties and characterizations of these polynomials are obtained.
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