Functions not satisfying implicit, polynomial ODE (Q996243)

A class of regular functions defined by formulas, but with removable singularities at \(t=0\) is studied. It is required that their Taylor expansions have a certain form. To this class belong, for instance, the functions \[ \frac{e^t-1}{t},\frac{\sin t}{t},\frac{1-\cos t} {\tfrac 12 t^2}. \] It is proved that any implicit, polynomial ordinary differential equation of any order satisfied by such a function must be singular at \(t=0\).