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Let ƒ and g be nonconstant meromophic functions sharing four values IM and satisfying ƒ−1({a}) ⊂ −1({b}) for two values a, b not shared by ƒ and g. Then either ƒ = T o g with a Möbius transformation T or \(f=L\ {\rm o}\ \hat{f}\ {\rm o}\ h\) and \(g=L\ {\rm o}\ \hat{g}\ {\rm o}\ h\), where \(\hat{f}(z)=({\rm exp}\ z+1)/({\rm exp}\ z-1)^2\) and \(\hat{g}(z)=({\rm exp}\ z+1)^2/(8({\rm exp}\ z-1))\) are the functions in Gundersen’s example [1], L is a Möbius transformation and h is an entire function.
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Reinders, M. A New Characterization of Gundersen’s Example of Two Meromorphic Functions Sharing Four Values. Results. Math. 24, 174–179 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03322327
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