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Shabat polynomials and harmonic measure
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This note is inspired by [BZ], which describes the true shape of a tree. Each planar tree (remember that a planar tree is a tree in which, for each vertex, the adjacent edges are cyclically ordered) has a distinguished embedding in the complex plane (up to similitude).
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