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Analysis of Singularities of Plane Projective
Curves
We know:
where the left-hand side is the Milnor number of f.
To compute the number of (local) branches, we proceed as follows:
Test for Ak- and Dk-singularities.
Compute the Newton Polygon.
If the Newton Polygon is non-degenerate, then the
number of branches can be computed combinatorically from the faces.
If the Newton Polygon is
degenerate and has more than one face,
then f can be splitted (modulo analytic equivalence) into a
product.
If the Newton Polygon is degenerate and has
only one face, then we use the
Puiseux expansion to compute the number of branches.
Needs:
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