We consider the problem of deciding whether a given rational function has a power series expansion with all its coefficients positive. Introducing an elementary transformation that preserves such positivity we are able to provide an elementary proof for the positivity of Szegö’s function 1 (1 − x)(1 − y) + (1 − y)(1 − z) + (1 − z)(1 − x) which has been at the historical root of this subject starting with Szegö. We then demon-strate how to apply the transformation to prove a 4-dimensional generalization of the above function, and close with discussing the set of parameters (a, b) such tha
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In this paper we formalize the observation that filtering and interpolation induce complementary, or...
A noncommutative rational function which is regular at 0 can be expanded into a noncommutative forma...
This dissertation is dedicated to the study of positivity phenomena for the coefficients of the chro...
AbstractWe consider the problem of deciding whether a given rational function has a power series exp...
In order to improve on the bound a6 0 in [Str08, Corollary 2] we prove that ha,0 is positive only if...
Abstract. We consider the question whether all the coefficients in the series expansions of some spe...
The problem to decide whether a given rational function in several variables is positive, in the sen...
The problem of finding a rational function of a real variable interpolating at given points (with su...
AbstractGiven a totally positive function K of two real variables, is there a method for establishin...
AbstractWe express the structure of some positive polynomials in several variables, as squares of ra...
We try to determine which rational functions are the generating function of a sequence satisfying th...
The paper investigates the possibility of synthesizing a posi-tive system in state space form as a (...
Why do so many polynomials that arise naturally in various branches of mathematics and physics have ...
We derive an asymptotic expansion as n → ∞ for a large range of coefficients of (f (z))n, where f(z...
Abstract. We consider the decidability and complexity of the Ultimate Positivity Problem, which asks...
In this paper we formalize the observation that filtering and interpolation induce complementary, or...
A noncommutative rational function which is regular at 0 can be expanded into a noncommutative forma...
This dissertation is dedicated to the study of positivity phenomena for the coefficients of the chro...