#20053: Singularity analysis for given singular expansions
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       Reporter:  cheuberg           |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  needs_review
       Priority:  minor              |    Milestone:  sage-7.1
      Component:  asymptotic         |   Resolution:
  expansions                         |    Merged in:
       Keywords:  singularity        |    Reviewers:
  analysis                           |  Work issues:
        Authors:  Clemens Heuberger  |       Commit:
Report Upstream:  N/A                |  b42bb05ee54ac7f70df77470b4c4c81a1631f0b2
         Branch:  u/cheuberg/asy     |     Stopgaps:
  /allow-singular-expansion          |
   Dependencies:  #20056, #19540     |
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Comment (by cheuberg):

 Replying to [comment:15 behackl]:
 > 1. `var` can also be the generator of an asymptotic ring,

 documented and doctested

 > 2. `zeta` is the location of the singularity, and
 done.

 > 3. `precision` is **not** set to the default precision of the ring if it
 is omitted, but has the same behavior as the `SingularityAnalysis` method
 in the generators.
 >
 > Do we want that the current behavior from 3 happens, so that the
 asymptotic contribution has the same precision as the singular expansion
 by default? Would be worth considering IMHO.

 We cannot directly use the precision of this element, because we have no
 elegant means of defining the precision of an element (we will not
 introspect the group). Thus IMHO the only sensible default is the default
 precision of the parent of this element. Thus the behaviour is now
 changed.

 The method `coefficients_of_generating_function` does not handle the
 precision, either, but that could be another ticket, if you want to open
 one. In any case, this is unrelated to this method here.

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