Analytic Combinatorics
A square-root singularity occurs in the context of generating functions when the function behaves like a square root near a certain point, typically at a singularity. This type of singularity often leads to specific asymptotic behaviors in the coefficients of the power series expansion, particularly revealing insights about growth rates and distributions of combinatorial objects near this critical point.
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