Lecture

Laurent Series: Definition and Properties

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This lecture covers the definition and properties of Laurent series, which are used to represent meromorphic functions. It explains how Laurent series are defined, their convergence properties, and provides examples of their applications. The lecture also discusses the expansion of functions in Laurent series and explores the concept of convergence rays for holomorphic functions.

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