This expression represents a power series centered at the point c, where f(z) is a function expressed as an infinite sum of terms involving the coefficients a_n and the variable z. Each term in the series is formed by raising the difference (z - c) to the nth power and multiplying it by the corresponding coefficient a_n. Power series are essential for approximating functions within a certain radius of convergence and play a key role in complex analysis.
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