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Homework Statement
Identify the singularity of f(z)= 1-e^z/1+e^z at z= infinity
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How shud i start
What Type of Singularity Does f(z) = (1-e^z)/(1+e^z) Have at Infinity?
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The function f(z) = (1 - e^z) / (1 + e^z) has a singularity at infinity. To analyze this singularity, one can transform the problem by substituting g(z) = f(1/z), which converts the singularity at infinity to a singularity at zero. This method allows for the application of standard techniques for identifying singularities in complex analysis.
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