Abstract
A polynomial P is called a strong uniqueness polynomial for the family of non-constant entire functions on the complex plane if one cannot find two distinct non-constant entire functions f and g and a non-zero constant c such that P(f)=cP(g). We give necessary and sufficient geometric conditions on the divisor of zeros of P that P be a strong uniqueness polynomial for the family of non-constant entire functions on the complex plane.
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