Sturm's theorem
[18/94%]Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Isolate, by Sturm's method, the roots of the equation .
Construct the Sturm sequence for the equations:
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Using Sturm's method, find the condition for the reality of the roots of the equation .
Determine the number of real roots of the equation
using Sturm's theorem and the equality
Construct the Sturm sequence and separate the roots of the polynomials:
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Construct the Sturm sequence for the real polynomial . Depending on the sign of the number , find the number of real roots of the polynomial.
Construct the Sturm sequence for the real polynomial . Depending on the parity and sign of the number , find the number of real roots of the polynomial.
Construct the Sturm sequence and find the number of real roots of the polynomial
Prove that the polynomial cannot have more than one real root in the interval .
Let a sequence of real polynomials with positive leading coefficients be given, such that: the degree of equals ; , where are real polynomials, with for all when .
Prove that:
the roots of all the polynomials are real;
between any two roots of the polynomial there is a root of the polynomial .
Determine the number of real roots:
of the Hermite polynomial ;
of the Laguerre polynomial .
The Legendre polynomials are defined by the recurrence formula
Show that:
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is a Sturm system for on the interval ;
has distinct roots in the interval .