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Polynomial division preservation of exponential type

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Let F be an entire function of one variable satisfying ∣F(ζ)∣≤C(1+∣ζ∣)NeR∣Imζ∣, and let P be a nonzero polynomial. If F/P is entire, it satisfies a bound of the same exponential type, with a possibly different polynomial power. Indeed, outside a sufficiently large disk, ∣P(ζ)∣≥c(1+∣ζ∣)degP; inside the disk the extended quotient is bounded. Combining these estimates proves the claim. The same reasoning works with the exact support function of a compact interval. Zeros of F must cancel every root of P with its full multiplicity.

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