Encke roots

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Encke roots [′eŋ·kə ‚rüts]

(mathematics)

For any two numbersa₁anda₂, the numbers -x₁and -x₂, wherex₁andx₂are the roots of the equationx²+a₁x+a₂= 0, with |x₁|<|x₂|.

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