Abstract

In this paper we study composite rational functions which have at most a given number of distinct zeros and poles. A complete algorithmic characterization of all such functions and decompositions is given. This can be seen as a multiplicative analog of a result due to Zannier on polynomials that are lacunary in the sense that they have a bounded number of non-constant terms.

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