| Instead of using c as a variable, we measure the distance from the accumulation point -2. |
| Moreover, we magnify the scale by an amount rn depending on n. |
| That is, we use as our distance measure ε, where |
| c = -2 + ε/rn. |
| In terms of the distance ε, we are interested in the zeros of the functions |
| gn(ε) = fn(-2 + ε/rn). |
| Once we find the appropriate scaling factor rn, we hope to show
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Return to Hurwitz-Robucci scaling.