Uma Versão do Teorema de Vincent
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Teorema de Vincent, Regra de Sinais de Descartes, Transformações de MöbiusAbstract
Neste trabalho, apresentamos uma versão geométrica do teorema de Vincent, conforme Alesina e Galuzzi (2000). A versãoclássica, como em Vincent (1836); Akritas (1981); Alesina e Galuzzi (1998), é dada em termos de frações contínuas, e tem por
finalidade a obtenção de uma solução númerica para as equações algébricas. Para uma demonstração da versão geométrica do
teorema de Vincent, nós utilizamos os resultados de Ostrowski (1950).
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