On the Theorems of Biernacki
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https://doi.org/10.7546/CRABS.2026.07.01Keywords:
zeros of polynomial, composite polynomialsAbstract
Let $$p(z)$$ be a complex polynomial of degree $$n$$. If we know the location of its zeros, then we can locate the zeros of its $$m$$-th integral. This result has been obtained by Biernacki, and his bound depends only on $$m$$, and not on $$n$$. We found an alternative bound that depends on both $$n$$ and $$m$$, and is better than the previous one in infinitely many cases.
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