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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0752.00050.] In the theory of singularities of linear differential equations it is important to know whether a system of linear differential equations is regularly singular or irregularly singular. To a given system of linear differential equations and a point a number can be assigned called the irregularity. A system is regularly singular at a point if and only if the irregularity is zero. The paper deals mainly with the irregularity of linear ordinary differential equations and of holonomic \(D_ X\)-modules.
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