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Polynomial approximation obstruction on a punctured circle

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Polynomials cannot converge uniformly to 1/z on {z:∣z∣=1,z=1}. Uniform convergence there makes the polynomials uniformly Cauchy on the full circle because deleting one point does not change the supremum of a continuous function. They would therefore converge uniformly to 1/z on the full circle, contradicting
∮p(z)dz=0,∮zdz​=2πi.
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