Fuchsian singularity

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A Fuchsian singularity is a type of regular singular point of a linear differential equation in the complex plane, characterized by well-controlled (typically polynomially bounded) behavior of solutions near the singularity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical concept
type of singularity of differential equation
appliesTo linear differential equation
linear ordinary differential equation
belongsTo singularities of linear differential equations on Riemann surfaces
characterizedBy polynomially bounded growth of solutions near the singularity
regular singular behavior at a point
well-controlled behavior of solutions near the singularity
classificationCriterion analyticity of suitably rescaled coefficient functions at the singular point
growth rate of fundamental solutions near the singular point
conditionOnCoefficients (z - z0) a_k(z) / a_n(z) is analytic at z0 for k < n
(z - z0)^{n-k} a_k(z) / a_n(z) is analytic at z0 for k < n
contrastsWith essential singularity of differential equation
irregular singularity
domain complex plane
field complex analysis
differential equations in the complex plane
ordinary differential equations
generalizationOf regular singular point on the Riemann sphere
hasExample Bessel equation singularity at zero
hypergeometric equation singularities at 0, 1, and infinity
hasOppositePropertyTo irregular singularity with essential exponential growth
hasProperty solutions can be expressed using Frobenius series
solutions have at most polynomial growth in a punctured neighborhood
hasTerminologyVariant Fuchsian singular point
regular singularity of Fuchs type
implies local solutions have moderate growth near z0
no essential exponential blow-up of solutions at the singularity
isA regular singular point
localBehavior solutions are meromorphic after suitable ramified covering
solutions may involve powers and logarithms of (z - z0)
namedAfter Lazarus Fuchs NERFINISHED
occursAt singular point z0 of a linear differential equation
occursIn Fuchsian system of linear differential equations
relatedConcept Frobenius method NERFINISHED
Fuchsian differential equation NERFINISHED
indicial equation
monodromy of differential equation
regular singular point
relatedTo Fuchsian group (via historical naming, not direct equivalence)
studiedBy Lazarus Fuchs NERFINISHED
studiedIn 19th-century theory of linear differential equations
usedIn Riemann–Hilbert correspondence NERFINISHED
classification of singularities of linear differential equations
study of monodromy representations
theory of linear ODEs with singular points

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Lazarus Fuchs notableConcept Fuchsian singularity