Solution

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A removable singularity means that has a holomorphic extension to the full disk, assigning a finite value at zero. Equivalently its Laurent series has no negative-power terms. One direction follows by the Taylor expansion of the extension; the other by the convergent nonnegative-power series. Thus is the coefficient criterion.

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