Theorems
Brändén–Solus symmetric decomposition
The $I_d$-decomposition writes a polynomial as $a + Xb$ with reciprocal symmetry conditions on $a$ and $b$. Under the hypotheses of Brändén–Solus Theorem 2.6, these two pieces interlace.
References
P. Brändén and L. Solus, “Symmetric decompositions and real-rootedness,” International Mathematics Research Notices 2021 (2021), 7764–7798. See the symmetric-decomposition overview on symmetricfunctions.com.
⊢ Theorems
Brändén–Solus, Theorem 2.6
theorem theorem26 :
∀ {d : ℕ} {p a b : ℝ[X]},
p.natDegree ≤ d →
IsIdDecomposition d p a b →
HasNonnegCoeffs a →
HasNonnegCoeffs b →
a ≠ 0 →
b ≠ 0 →
(StrictInterl b a ↔ StrictInterl a p) ∧
(StrictInterl a p ↔ StrictInterl b p) ∧
(StrictInterl b p ↔ StrictInterl (IdTransform d p) p) ∧
(StrictInterl (IdTransform d p) p ↔
StrictInterl (RdTransform d (fPolynomial d p)) (fPolynomial d p))
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