Generalizes the Eneström–Kakeya theorem for quaternionic polynomials, indicating broader implications for coefficient restrictions.
Let P(z)=∑ⱼ₌₀ⁿaⱼzʲ be a polynomial of degree n such that aₙ≥ aₙ₋₁≥...≥ a₁≥ a₀≥ 0 . Then according to Eneström–Kakeya theorem all the zeros of $$P(z)$$ lie in |z|≤ 1 . This important result was recently extended to quaternionic setting by Carney, Gardner, Keaton, and Powers. In this paper, we shall generalize and refine the results of Carney, Gardner, Keaton, Powers, and Tripathi.
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