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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2024 ii Paper 4 7D a Solution by
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For , a finite point is regular singular whenextend analytically to . Inspection shows that satisfy these conditions. There are no other finite singularities; with the Fuchs relation on the six exponents, the point at infinity is ordinary in the corresponding sphere description.
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