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Michael J. Miller
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Define a subset of the complex plane to be a Rolles domain if it contains (at least) one critical point of every complex polynomial P such that P(-1)=P(1). Define a Rolles domain to be minimal if no proper subset is a Rolles domain. In this paper, we investigate minimal Rolles domains.
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