Removable singularities are points in a mathematical function where the function is not defined or behaves unusually, but can be 'fixed' or 'removed' to create a new, well-defined function. In the context of minimal surfaces, these singularities are important because they can occur at the boundary of the surface and can be resolved, leading to a smoother and more complete geometric object.
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