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Principle of generating critical points of rational functions and Gauss-Fourier conjecture for second-kind zeros
The precise origin of critical points in rational functions remains a longstanding open problem. This paper elucidates the mechanism underlying critical point generation in rational functions. For over two centuries, a conjecture attributed to Gauss and Fourier has remained unresolved: every real ze
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