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For z=−1, multiply numerator and denominator by z+1. The real part is
Rez+1z−1​=∣z+1∣2∣z∣2−1​.
(1)
Thus its zero locus is
z=eiθ,θ≡π(mod2π).​
(2)
It is the unit circle with the point −1 removed. That point cannot be restored by the zero numerator obtained after clearing a denominator: the original expression is undefined there.

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