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On an annulus r<∣z−z0​∣<R, the Laurent theorem represents an analytic function uniquely as
f(z)=∑n=−∞∞​an​(z−z0​)n.
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For any positively oriented simple closed contour C in the annulus winding once around z0​, the coefficients in the Laurent series are
an​=2πi1​∮C​(ζ−z0​)n+1f(ζ)​dζ.​
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The formula follows from the Cauchy integral formula applied term by term, and it is independent of the chosen contour by the Cauchy integral theorem.

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