Camillo ha scritto:How many solutions has the equation $e^z+3z^2=0 $ in $|z| <1 $?
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So, in this equation, let $f(z)=3z^2$ and $g(z)=P(z)-f(z)=e^z$.
In $|z|=1$ we have $|f(z)|=3|z|^2=3$ and $|g(z)|=e^{Re(z)} cos(Re(z)) \le e^{Re(z)} \le e$. $^(1)$
So we can conclude, for Rouche's theorem, that $P(z)$ have the same number of zeroes of $f(z)$ in the domain $|z|<1$: $P(z)$ has 2 zeroes in the unit disk.
$^(1)$We have to give a motivation about the last inequality.
Let $z\in \CC$: we can write $z=Re(z)+i$ $Im(Z)$ in which $Re(z)$ is the real part of $z$ and $Im(z)$ is the imaginary part of the considered complex number.
We have $|z|^2=(Re(z))^2+(Im(z))^2$ so $(Re(z))^2=|z|^2-(Im(z))^2 \ge 0$ so $Re(z)= +- \sqrt{|z|^2-(Im(z))^2}$.
Now, if we take the positive solution, we have $e^(Re(z))\le e^|z| = e <3$; if we take the negative solution, we know that $e^x<1$ if $x<0$ so the result is correct in both cases.
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