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The note determines the possible limit surfaces in a one-parameter family of quintics with three non-aligned, or sextics with five non-coplanar triple points. The geometry of a general degenerate quintic is also investigated.
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Naie, D. Quintics with three triple points, sextics with five and degenerations. manuscripta math. 117, 153–171 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00229-005-0550-9
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