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math.AG2020★ 1 cited

Optimal Descartes' Rule of Signs for Circuits

Frédéric Bihan, Alicia Dickenstein, Jens Forsgård

We present an optimal version of Descartes' rule of signs to bound the number of positive real roots of a sparse system of polynomial equations in n variables with n+2 monomials. T…

math.AG2019★ 2 cited

The algebraic boundary of the sonc cone

Jens Forsgård, Timo de Wolff

In this article, we explore the connections between nonnegativity, the theory of -discriminants, and tropical geometry. For an integral support set , we…

math.AG2017★ 1 cited

New Subexponential Fewnomial Hypersurface Bounds

Jens Forsgård, Mounir Nisse, J. Maurice Rojas

Suppose are real numbers, is a set of points not all lying in the same affine hyperplane, $y\!\in\!\mathbb{R}^n…

cs.SC2016

Lopsided Approximation of Amoebas

Jens Forsgård, Laura Felicia Matusevich, Nathan Mehlhop +1

The amoeba of a Laurent polynomial is the image of the corresponding hypersurface under the coordinatewise log absolute value map. In this article, we demonstrate that a theoretica…

math.CA2015★ 4 cited

Could René Descartes have known this?

Jens Forsgard, Vladimir P. Kostov, Boris Shapiro

Below we discuss the partition of the space of real univariate polynomials according to the number of positive and negative roots and signs of the coefficients. We present several…

math.AG2012★ 3 cited

On the order map for hypersurface coamoebas

Jens Forsgård, Petter Johansson

Given a hypersurface coamoeba of a Laurent polynomial f, it is an open problem to describe the structure of its set of connected complement components. In this paper we approach th…