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摘要
在本文中,我们考虑了两个多项式矩阵 [hn,k(t)]n≥0 和 [ln,k(t)]n≥0 ,它们是通过实系数多项式序列的递推关系定义的。这些矩阵在阿塔纳西亚迪斯(Athanasiadis)的欧拉变换和 derangement 变换研究中发挥了重要作用,他曾询问这些矩阵的行何时形成实根多项式的交错序列。在本文中,我们给出了这一问题的答案。在我们的设置中,这些矩阵的所有列都被证明是广义斯特姆序列。作为应用,我们以统一的方式证明了一类系数为非负且所有根都在区间 [-1,0] 内的多项式的失真变换、其 B 型类似物和 r 色失真变换只有实根。关于 B 型失真变换的问题也是由阿塔纳西亚迪斯提出的。此外,我们还证明了 [hn,k(t)]n≥0 和 [ln,k(t)]n≥0 的对角线分别构成广义斯特姆序列,即给出了二项式变换保持交错性质的充分条件。
Some interlacing properties related to the Eulerian and derangement polynomials
In this paper, we consider two matrices of polynomials and , which are defined by a recurrence relation from a sequence of polynomials with real coefficients. These matrices play an important role in the study of the Eulerian and derangement transformations by Athanasiadis, who asked when their rows form interlacing sequences of real-rooted polynomials. In this paper, we give an answer to this question. In our setup, all columns of these matrices are shown to be generalized Sturm sequences. As applications, we show that the derangement transformation, its type B analogue and the r-colored derangement transformation of a class of polynomials with nonnegative coefficients, and all roots in the interval , have only real roots in a unified manner. The question about the type B derangement transformation was also raised by Athanasiadis. Furthermore, we show that the diagonal line of and forms a generalized Sturm sequence respectively, i.e., we give sufficient conditions for the binomial transformation to preserve the interlacing property.
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