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Vol. 12, No. 2, 2019, 649-653

ISSN 1307-5543 – www.ejpam.com Published by New York Business Global

Some estimates below the modulus of integrals of some

polynomials in the complex plane

Todor Stoyanov Stoyanov

1University of Economics, Department of Mathematics bul. Knyaz Boris I 77, Varna 9002,

Bulgaria

Abstract. In this paper, we make some estimates below the modulus of some integrals in the complex plane. Our aim is to prove the Conjecture1, which we could see in [2–4]. The proof of the conjecture appears the Corollary.

2010 Mathematics Subject Classifications: 30A10

Key Words and Phrases: Zeros, complex polynomial, real polynomial, disk, derivative, integral

1. Introduction

In papers [2–4], we consider the Conjecture 1: If ak≥0, ak∈R,Then we assert

eiϕ

Z

0 n

Y

k=1

(x+ak)dx

≥ 1

n+ 1,

for arbitrary naturaln,ϕ∈

0,π2.There exists a connection between this conjecture and Conjecture2: Ifφk∈

π

2, π

, then

0

Z

−1

(x+ 1) n

Y

k=1

x−eiφkdx

≥ 1

n+ 2.

Both conjectures are very important for the proofs of some famous conjectures, like Sendov’s and Obreshkoff’s ones. A possible connection between both conjctures appears [5]. Here we shall extend this problem (Conjecture1): what kind of set L satisfies this assertion, i.e. if ak belongs to the set L, then the upper inequality is true. The results related with the Conjecture 1, we observe in Theorem 1 , Theorem 2. In Theorem 4 we generalize and prove the extended conjecture. We can see the results of Theorem 1 in DOI: https://doi.org/10.29020/nybg.ejpam.v12i2.3372

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[2, 4]. Such one of Theorem 2 could be seen in [3]. Many authors use some modulus of some integrals in the complex plane for various estimates in their works. For example we can see how Bojanov and Rahman in [1] use this method. These estimates are explored for the localization of the zeros of some polynomials. The results are useful in the (open) problems of [6–9].

2. Related Results

Theorem 1. Let k= 1,2, ...n, n∈N, ak ∈[0,1]ϕ∈

0,π2. Then the function

eiϕ

Z

−1 x Πn

k=1 (x+ak)dx

≥ 1

n+ 2

for n= 1,2,3.

Theorem 2. let k∈N, a∈R, a∈[0,1].Then the function

i

Z

0

x (x+a)kdx

≥ 1

n+ 2.

3. Preliminaries

We note:

D(a, r) ={z∈C:|z−a|< r}is the open disk with center aand radiusr. D(0, r) ={z∈C:|z−a| ≤r} is the closed disk with centeraand radiusr. A={z∈C, Rez ≤0} is the left semiplane.

4. Main Results

Theorem 3. We consider a polynomial r(z) = zn−1+rn−1zn−1 +...+r1z+r0. where

rk ∈R, n≥1, n∈N, k= 0, n−1. The zeros zk of r(z) satisfy the condition Rezk≤0.If a≥0,then I =n

a

R

0

r(z)dz≥an.

Proof. Letr(z) = (z+a1) (z+a2)...(z+a1) (z−b1) z−b1...(z−bs) z−bs

,where 1 + 2s=n−1, ak≥0, bm∈C, k= 1, l, m= 1, s, ak∈R, k, m∈N.andbm =ρmeiϕm, ρm≥ 0, ϕm ∈

π

2, π

,(z−bm) z−bm

=z2−2ρmcosϕmz+ρ2m ≥z2.Then n

a

R

0

r(z)dz=n a

R

0

(z+a1) (z+a2)...(z+a1) (z−b1) z−b1

...(z−bs) z−bs

d≥

n a

R

0

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Theorem 4. We consider a polynomial r(z) = zn−1+rn−1zn−2+...+r1z+r0, where

rk ∈ R, n ≥ 1, n ∈ N, k = 0, n−1. The zeros zk of r(z) satisfy the condition zk ∈ A\D(z0, a)\D(z0, a), z0 =aeiθ0, where a≥0, θ0∈

0,π2

.Then I = n z0 Z 0

r(z)dz

≥an.

Proof. Let us putv(θ) =aeiθ, θ∈[0, θ0], I+ 2s=n−1, r(z) = Πl

p=1(z+ap) s Π

p=1(z−bp) z−bp

,

l, s∈N(one of the factors could be not existing, i.e.,l= 0 or s= 0). We putf(θ) =n

v(θ)

R

0

r(z)dz, g(θ) =f(θ).f(θ). Let us calculate

dg dθ =n

r(v(θ))dv

dθf(θ) +r(v(θ)) dv dθf(θ)

,

dv dθ =

daeiθ dθ =iae

,

and if we put

U0 =v(θ) =aeiθ, Up =v(θ) +ap, p= 1, l, Ul+2p+1 =v(θ)−bp,

Ul+2p+2=v(θ)−bp, p= 0, s−1. Knowing

df dθ.Π

n−1 p=0Up=

df dθ.Π

n−1 p=0Up,

we have

dg dθ =in

f(θ)n

−1 Π

p=0Up−f(θ) n−1

Π p=0Up

,

d2g dθ2 =n

"

2df dθ

n−1 Π p=0Up+i

dΠnp=0−1Up

dθ f(θ)−i

dΠnp=0−1Up dθ f(θ)

#

,

d2g dθ2 =n

2nn

−1 Π p=0|Up|

2 U0n

−1 Σ p=0jΠ6=pUj

f(θ)−

U0n

−1 Σ p=0jΠ6=pUj

f(θ)

,

d2g 2 = 2n

nn

−1

Π |Up|2−Re

U0 n−1

Σ Π Uj

f(θ)

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and consequently

d2g dθ2 ≥2n

n−1 Π p=0|Up|

  

nn

−1 Π

p=0|Up| −

U0 n−1

Σ p=0jΠ6=pUj

.f(θ)

Πnp=0−1Up

  

.

If we note

B ={A\D(z, a)\D(z, a)}, B0={A\D(z0, a)\D(z0, a)} and since

θ∈[0, θ0] =⇒B0⊂B, i.e.,|Up(θ)| ≥a, p= 1, n−1. If we assume

|f(θ)|=f(θ) ≤an,

then

d2g dθ2 ≥2n

n−1 Π p=0|Up|

naan−1−

1 +

U0 U1

+...+

U0 Un−1

.an

≥2na.Πnp=0−1|Up|

nan−1−

1 +a(n−1) a

.an−1

= 0. Then

d2g dθ2 ≥0. Hence

dg dθ(θ)≥

dg

dθ (0) = 0.

Consequently g(θ0) > g(0), i.e., |f(θ0)| > an, according to the proof of Theorem 3. Thereforean<|f(θ0)| ≤an,which is impossible. The contradiction proves the Theorem 4.

Corollary. If in the condition of Theorem 4, we put a=1, and s=0, i.e., all the zeros of r(z) are real and negative, then we get that the Conjecture 1 is true.

Acknowledgements

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