The study demonstrates new bounds for zeros of quaternionic polynomials, suggesting broader applicability of previous findings.
In this paper, we introduce specific outcomes that define regions encompassing all the zeros of a quaternionic polynomial. These results extend the established findings of Carney et al. [J. Appl. Theory, 250 (2020), Article 105325] and represent generalizations of Eneström–Kakeya-type results in the context of quaternionic analogs. The extensions we offer are meaningful because they alleviate and reduce the assumptions made by other findings, making them applicable to a variety of quaternionic polynomials.
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