What can be said in general about the different homogeneous parts inthe expansion of P(1, 1 + y2, . . . , 1 + yn) ? If P satisfies condition (C3) then(1, . . . , 1) is a local minimum of P, on which P vanishes. Hence there willbe no constant or linear parts, and the quadratic part will be non negativeby itself. The rest of the parts are not guaranteed to be non negative bythemselves, and there are examples (although with only cyclic symmetry)that demonstrate this. The highest degree part is again guaranteed to benon negative by itself, since it is the dominant part when x2, . . . , xn 1.Several more examples are given in the following exercises.
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