Sascha Timme

@blegat HomotopyContinuation 2.4 now supports this

And I remember that somewhere this is used to extract measures, right? This could be a nice post on [JuliaHomotopyContinuation.org](https://www.juliahomotopycontinuation.org/examples/) if you are interested :)

Scaling the central values is exactly the point of the example :) The example is motivated by the results from this article: https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.05281

I just briefly looked at the Fortran source code but it looks like polynomials of degree larger than 4 get deflated (i.e. you find one zero, and divide the polynomial...

I don't have a strong opinion. Since `AbstractFloat

> To me it seems like the ArbMatrices fall back to the generic matrix multiplication in the case with the transpose. Is there an easy way around this? Arb only...

What is exactly the bug? My hunch is that in the second and third case the midpoint is not exactly what is printed. Printed is the rounded version. The first...

oh I see