AVERAGE NUMBER OF REAL ZEROS OF RANDOM FRACTIONAL POLYNOMIAL
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Let a0; a1; : : : be a sequence of mutually independent, identical standard normally distributed random variables. In this paper, the average number of real zeros of the random fractional polynomial for large n is obtained. Further it is proved that this average ENn(0;1) is asymptotic to (1/pi)logn.
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