Linear Preservers of Stable and Lorentzian Polynomials and Deformations of Hyperbolicity Cones

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Petter Brändén (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/linear-preservers-stable-and-lorentzian-polynomials-and-deformations-hyperbolicity-cones
Hyperbolic Polynomials and Hyperbolic Programming



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Hyperbolic Polynomials and Hyperbolic Programming
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