#19532: asymptotic expansion generators related to singularity analysis
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       Reporter:  dkrenn             |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  needs_info
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-7.1
      Component:  asymptotic         |   Resolution:
  expansions                         |    Merged in:
       Keywords:                     |    Reviewers:  Clemens Heuberger
        Authors:  Daniel Krenn       |  Work issues:
Report Upstream:  N/A                |       Commit:
         Branch:  u/cheuberg/asy     |  f38cdfc7f03ff9c88d299080debd4700b9805538
  /singularity-analysis-generator    |     Stopgaps:
   Dependencies:  #19437, #19510,    |
  #19576                             |
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Comment (by cheuberg):

 Replying to [comment:19 dkrenn]:
 > Replying to [comment:18 cheuberg]:
 > > What would `O(0)` mean?
 >
 > `f(n)` is in `O(0)` if there is an `N` such that `f(n)=0` for `n >= N`.
 Thus the coefficients of polynomials (seen as power series) would be in
 `O(0)`.

 so `O(0)` would be smaller than any other element in the poset and be
 absorbed by any other error term? Would it live in some kind of `n^ZZbar`
 with `ZZbar = {- infinity} \cup ZZ`?

 >
 > > How would that affect #19944?
 >
 > E.g. inserting the generating function `(1-z)^alpha` for non-negative
 integers `alpha` would result in a `O(0)`, but this behavior comes from
 this ticket here. I am not sure if #19944 would need adaptions.

 ok, may be.

 The question is whether it is worth the effort. After working on #19944 I
 doubt that this generator here will frequently be called outside of
 #19944. After all, calling #19944 with a polynomial as an argument is
 erroneous anyway, because polynomials do not have singularities. Thus we
 should never have to return `O(0)` so we might as well go for a warning
 box here and be done with the problem.

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