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A Monte Carlo Estimator for an Isolated Polynomial Zero via Contour Integral Representations
We introduce a Monte Carlo approach for estimating isolated polynomial zeros through their contour integral representations. For a simple zero enclosed by an isolating contour, we show that the zero can be expressed exactly as the expectation of a complex-valued random variable obtained by uniformly
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