You cannot define it in the complex plane, since oo is not a complex number. You may
want to work on the Riemann sphere, or something, if you want to work with the log,
tho I don't see how to do so at this point. e^z must be defined in terms of a branch
of logz , to be well-defined, in the sense of being single-valued, among other things.
Since logz is not even defined in the whole complex plane, you cannot define a logz
to be analytic in the extended complex plane
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