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Fig. 1. Left: Clusters. Right: Curve C.
Fig. 2. Left: Cluster decomposition of the singular locus. Right: Cluster decomposition of the singular locus with two e-ramification points
Fig. 4. Left: Cluster decomposition of the singular locus. Right: Cluster decomposition of the singular locus with two e-ramiflcation points
Fig. 5. Left: Input (in dots) and output curve in Example 5.2. Right: A zoom at (—2, —1)
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