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WithP n denoting the set of complex polynomials of degree at mostn (n≥1), define, for any complex numberμ, the subset
In this paper, we determine exactly the nonnegative quantity
as a function ofn andμ. For fixedn≥2, the three-dimensional surface, generated by the points (Reμ, Imμ,S n(μ)) for all complex numbersμ, has the interesting shape of a volcano.
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Ruscheweyh, S., Varga, R.S. On the minimum moduli of normalized polynomials with two prescribed values. Constr. Approx 2, 349–368 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01893437
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