Example
2. The
function
has a removable singularity at the point
.
Solution 2.
Here we observe that
"
"
is undefined. The correct way to remove this singularity
is to take the limit as
.
![[Graphics:../Images/PainlevePropertyMod_gr_27.gif]](../Images/PainlevePropertyMod_gr_27.gif)
We can expand
in
a Maclaurin series and then divide through by
to
verify that this is correct.
We can use Mathematica to obtain the first few terms in the
series.
![[Graphics:../Images/PainlevePropertyMod_gr_31.gif]](../Images/PainlevePropertyMod_gr_31.gif)
Or we can use Mathematica to find the first few terms of
the Taylor series for
.
![[Graphics:../Images/PainlevePropertyMod_gr_34.gif]](../Images/PainlevePropertyMod_gr_34.gif)
(c) John H. Mathews 2005