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Regular singular point at infinity

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Under ζ=1/z, the point z=∞ is regular singular for
y′′+P(z)y′+Q(z)y=0
(1)
exactly when zP(z) and z2Q(z) are holomorphic functions of 1/z near 1/z=0.

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