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Order of a zero of a holomorphic function

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If a nonzero holomorphic function has expansion
f(z)=(z−z0​)mg(z),g(z0​)=0,
(1)
then m is the order or multiplicity of its zero at z0​.
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Simple zero

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Order of a zero of a holomorphic function
A simple zero has order one, equivalently f(z0​)=0 and f′(z0​)=0.

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