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Q16Section II (Mathematics)16 of 145

Only an essential singularity lets f(zn)f(z_n) have no limit, even ∞\infty

For which of the following functions ff, there is a sequence {zn}\{z_n\} in C−{1}\mathbb{C}-\{1\} such that lim⁡zn=1\lim z_n=1, but f(zn)f(z_n) has no limit in C∪{∞}\mathbb{C}\cup\{\infty\}?

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