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20172024
most citedA Newton method for harmonic mappings in the plane

10 citations · 36 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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math.CV2024★ 3 cited

On the zeros of polyanalytic polynomials

Olivier Sète, Jan Zur

We give sufficient conditions under which a polyanalytic polynomial of degree has (i) at least one zero, and (ii) finitely many zeros. In the latter case, we prove that the num…

math.NA2020

The transport of images method: computing all zeros of harmonic mappings by continuation

Olivier Sète, Jan Zur

We present a continuation method to compute all zeros of a harmonic mapping in the complex plane. Our method works without any prior knowledge of the number of zeros or their a…

math.CV2019★ 8 cited

Number and location of pre-images under harmonic mappings in the plane

Olivier Sète, Jan Zur

We derive a formula for the number of pre-images under a non-degenerate harmonic mapping , using the argument principle. This formula reveals a connection between the pre-images…

math.CV2019★ 10 cited

A Newton method for harmonic mappings in the plane

Olivier Sète, Jan Zur

We present an iterative root finding method for harmonic mappings in the complex plane, which is a generalization of Newton's method for analytic functions. The complex formulation…

math.CV2017★ 8 cited

The maximum number of zeros of revisited

Jörg Liesen, Jan Zur

Generalizing several previous results in the literature on rational harmonic functions, we derive bounds on the maximum number of zeros of functions $f(z) = \frac{p(z)}{q(z)} - \ov…

math.CV2017★ 7 cited

How constant shifts affect the zeros of certain rational harmonic functions

Jörg Liesen, Jan Zur

We study the effect of constant shifts on the zeros of rational harmomic functions $f(z) = r(z) - \conj{z}$. In particular, we characterize how shifting through the caustics of …