On sequences of polynomials and the distribution of their zeros
On sequences of polynomials and the distribution of their zeros
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关于多项式序列及其零点分布
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1943
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O. Szâsz
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O. Szâsz
THEOREM 2. If the sequence (1) converges uniformly in a circle \z\ <R, and if the roots znv lie in the half-plane %z^0 for each n, then the sequence (1) converges uniformly in every finite domain to an entire function F(z) which is at most of genus 2, and the roots zv of F(z) satisfy I>,|-<^. While in Theorem 1 the assumption of uniform convergence could be replaced by convergence at infinitely many points with a finite limit point and by boundedness of the sequences: |cwi | , • • • , |cw*-.i | , w = l, 2, • • • , the deduction of Theorem 2 required uniform convergence in \z\ <R. We give here a new proof for Theorem 2 with a weaker hypothesis assuming instead of uniform convergence only convergence at infinitely many points in some finite domain and boundedness of the sequences | cni | , | cn21. We further generalize the assumption on the location of the zeros (following a similar remark of Weisner [5]), assuming only that the zeros of Pn(z) lie in a halfplane containing the origin on its boundary, but otherwise varying with n. Finally we extend the results to certain sequences of entire functions.