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Taylor coefficient (an​=f(n)(z0​)/n!)

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The coefficient of (z−z0​)n in the Taylor series of a function at z0​. The displayed formula defines it whenever the indicated derivative exists. For a holomorphic function on a disk, the Cauchy integral formula also gives an​=(2πi)−1∮f(z)(z−z0​)−n−1dz along a circle enclosing the center within that disk.

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