Rescale with . After Berezin integration, the unnormalized holomorphic function insertion is
Its derivative is an ordinary total derivative:
The last equality again follows from polynomial growth and exponential decay. Thus the insertion is independent of , and supersymmetric localization allows evaluation as at the zeros of , as in localization of a zero-dimensional polynomial model.
For a simple zero , . The local Gaussian integral cancels the factor and contributes . For a zero with multiplicity of a root , write . Its leading radial integral is
The insertion tends to there; contributions away from the zeros vanish. Therefore the full answer, including degenerate critical points, is
This is an unnormalized expectation. For simple zeros all ; division by would give the normalized average, but is not part of the requested insertion. Taking recovers the partition function, and taking recovers its vanishing supersymmetric Ward identity.