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Double roots of power series and related matters
Authors:Christopher Pinner.
Affiliation:Centre for Experimental and Constructive Mathematics, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6, Canada & Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2, Canada
Abstract:For a given collection of distinct arguments $vec{theta}=(theta _{1},ldots ,theta _{t})$, multiplicities $vec{k}=(k_{1},ldots ,k_{t}),$ and a real interval $I=[U,V]$ containing zero, we are interested in determining the smallest $r$ for which there is a power series $f(x)=1+sum _{n=1}^{infty} a_{n}x^{n}$ with coefficients $a_{n}$ in $I$, and roots $alpha _{1}=re^{2pi itheta _{1}}, ldots ,alpha _{t}=re^{2pi itheta _{t}}$ of order $k_{1},ldots ,k_{t}$ respectively. We denote this by $r(vec{theta},vec{k};I)$. We describe the usual form of the extremal series (we give a sufficient condition which is also necessary when the extremal series possesses at least $ left(sum _{i=1}^{t} delta (theta _{i})k_{i}right) -1$ non-dependent coefficients strictly inside $I$, where $delta (theta _{i})$ is 1 or 2 as $alpha _{i}$ is real or complex). We focus particularly on $r(theta,2;[-1,1])$, the size of the smallest double root of a $[-1,1]$ power series lying on a given ray (of interest in connection with the complex analogue of work of Boris Solomyak on the distribution of the random series $sum pm lambda^{n}$). We computed the value of $r(theta,2; [-1,1])$ for the rationals $theta$ in $(0,1/2)$ of denominator less than fifty. The smallest value we encountered was $r(4/29,2;[-1,1])=0.7536065594...$. For the one-sided intervals $I=[0,1]$ and $[-1,0]$ the corresponding smallest values were $r(11/30,2;[0,1])=.8237251991... $ and $r(1/3,2;[-1,0])=.8656332072...$ .

Keywords:Power series   restricted coefficients   double roots
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