Computational Algebraic Geometry pp 129-142 | Cite as
Arrangements of singularities and proper partitions of Dynkin diagrams
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Abstract
We associate to every isolated singularity of an analytic function and to every tame polynomial a bilinear form, namely the intersection form (.,.) in the vanishing homology group H.
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Homology Group Dynkin Diagram Cyclic Change Distinguished Base Simple Singularity
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