Conformal polynomial model conjecture for holomorphic functions on the disk

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Let ff be holomorphic on a neighborhood of the closure of the unit disk D\mathbb{D}. An injective holomorphic function is a holomorphic map that is one-to-one. Conformal polynomial model conjecture. There is an injective holomorphic function ϕ:DC\phi: \mathbb{D} \to \mathbb{C} and a polynomial pp such that

f=pϕf=p \circ \phi

on D\mathbb{D}. This conjecture concerns representing holomorphic functions on the disk, after an injective holomorphic change of variables, as polynomial maps; the supplied material does not state whether it is open, resolved, or disproved.

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Trevor Richards and Malik Younsi, “Conformal models and fingerprints of pseudo-lemniscates”, arXiv:1506.05061 (2016).

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