Abstract
We find a simple expression in complex terms for homogeneous harmonic polynomials, which we use to express the Laurent series of a harmonic function around an isolated singularity. Also, we show a residue theorem and study the orientation at isolated singularities through the use of complex dilatation, focusing on those points where orientation is not preserved nor reversed, making essential the concept of exceptional set and extending it to isolated singularities.
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