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We introduce the ratio of the number of roots of a polynomial , less than one in modulus, to its degree as an alternative to Mahler measure. We investigate some properties of the alternative. We generalise this definition for a polynomial in several variables using Cauchy’s argument principle. If a polynomial in two variables do not vanish on the torus we prove the theorem for the alternative which is analogous to the Boyd-Lawton limit formula for Mahler measure. We determined the exact value of the alternative of and . Numerical calculations suggest a conjecture about the exact value of the alternative of such polynomials having more than three variables.

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