let f(z) be a rational function. Then there exists polynomials hi(z) of the form:

hi(z)=A(z)(za)n

For AC[x] of smaller degree than n, and a a pole of f such that:

f(z)i=1nhi(z)C[x]

In general, if a is a pole of f of order n, we might have multiple hi with denominators (za)m for 1;;mn.

Remark

This can be applied more generally to polynomial rings over a field, where the denominators are now allowed to be powers of irreducible polynomials. More information on wikipedia

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