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Sums of Polynomials and Clique Roots

Combinatorics · Submitted 17 Dec 2021

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The authors' main claim In this paper, pursuing the same line of ideas in the proof of an old longstanding open conjecture of \emph{Kadison-Singer} , we introduce a key lemma which we call it the interlacing lemma which indicates a necessary condition for having a real root for sums of polynomials with (at least) one real root.

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CitationHossein Teimoori Faal. "Sums of Polynomials and Clique Roots." arXiv:2112.09744 (2021). https://pith.science/paper/BNUFOSUM
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In this paper, pursuing the same line of ideas in the proof of an old longstanding open conjecture of \emph{Kadison-Singer} , we introduce a key lemma which we call it the interlacing lemma which indicates a necessary condition for having a real root for sums of polynomials with (at least) one real root. Then, as an immediate application of this simple but potentially useful lemma we characterize several class of graphs which have only clique roots. Finally, we conclude our paper with several interesting open problems and conjectures for interested readers.

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s0 In this paper, pursuing the same line of ideas in the proof of an old longstanding open conjecture of \emph{Kadison-Singer} , we introduce a key lemma which we call it the interlacing lemma which indicates a necessary condition for having a real root for sums of polynomials with (at least) one real root. contribution 0.98 0.94 0.33 asserted 0.52
s1 Then, as an immediate application of this simple but potentially useful lemma we characterize several class of graphs which have only clique roots. result 0.81 0.95 0.33 asserted 1.00
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In this paper, pursuing the same line of ideas in the proof of an old longstanding open conjecture of \emph{Kadison-Singer} , we introduce a key lemma which we call it the interlacing lemma which indicates a necessary condition for having a real root for sums of polynomials with (at least) one real root. Then, as an immediate application of this simple but potentially useful lemma we characterize several class of graphs which have only clique roots. Finally, we conclude our paper with several interesting open problems and conjectures for interested readers.

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