Commuting rational functions revisited
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Abstract: Let be a rational function of degree at least two that is neither a Latt`es map nor conjugate to or . We provide a method for describing the set consisting of all rational functions commuting with Specifically, we define an equivalence relation on such that the quotient possesses the structure of a finite group , and describe generators of in terms of the fundamental group of a special graph associated with .
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