Introduction
J.M. McNamee and V.Y. Pan
A polynomial is an expression of the form
(1)
If the highest power of 
is 
in this equation (1), then the polynomial is said to have degree 
. According to the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, proved by Argand in 1814, every polynomial has at least one zero (that is, a value that makes equal to zero), and it follows ...
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