Laurent expansion

Laurent expansion

[lȯ′rän ik‚span·chən]
(mathematics)
An infinite series in which an analytic function ƒ(z) defined on an annulus about the point z0 may be expanded, with n th term an (z - z0) n , n ranging from -∞ to ∞, and an = 1/(2π i) times the integral of ƒ(t)/ (t-z0) n +1along a simple closed curve interior to the annulus. Also known as Laurent series.
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