Ordinary and Singular Points in Power series

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susi

Joined Jun 4, 2004
31
hi,
what is the difference b/w ordinary and singular points and what is the behaviour of Analytical functions on these points?...
please tell me in brief with examples.
thanks!
 

XMR

Joined Jan 21, 2005
3
Function f is analytic in point z' if it has derivative (in complex meening) around z' point.
f(z)=U(x)+iV(y);
z=x+iy

If this condition isn't satisfied the function(for example power serie) isn't analytic in this point.

Derivative (complex) exist when ∂u/∂x=∂v/∂y and ∂u/∂y=-∂v/∂x
 
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