10/30/2007, 02:25 AM
andydude Wrote:I was also thinking that since there is a countably infinite number of singularities, does the natural super-logarithm constitute a meromorphic function? Or does the number of singularities have to be finite?
I'm pretty sure I remember reading that a meromorphic function can have a countably infinite number of singularities, but not an uncountably infinite number.
However, I don't think a meromorphic function can have branches (not least because a branch cut represents an uncountable set), so even the basic logarithm is out.
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