Critical-point Schwarzian boundary conjecture for univalent rational functions

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Let UR\mathcal{U}_R be the indicated class of univalent rational functions, let T\mathbb{T} be the unit circle, and let SRS_R denote the Schwarzian derivative of RR. Critical-point Schwarzian boundary conjecture. If R∈URR\in\mathcal{U}_R has at least one critical point in T\mathbb{T}, then

SR∈∂SQ.S_R\in\partial\mathbf{S}_Q.

The conjecture is motivated by examples with critical points on T\mathbb{T} whose Schwarzians are known to lie on this boundary, but the source explicitly says that no proof is known.

References

Primary source

Jianjun Jin, “Complex exponential integral means spectra of univalent functions and the Brennan conjecture”, arXiv:2512.09330 (2026).

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