Isolated singularity proof
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Let have an isolated singularity at and suppose that is bounded
in some punctured neighborhood of .
Prove directly from the integral formula for the Laurent coefficients that
for all j = 1,2,3,..., i.e. must have a removable singularity at .
The integral formula for the Laurent coefficients (no need to prove):
where C is any positively oriented simple contour lying in the annulus and
containing in its interior.
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This problem is a proof regarding isolated and removable singularities.
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