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Note on generic singularities of planar flat 3-webs

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We propose a definition of genericity for singular flat planar 3-webs formed by integral curves of implicit ODEs and give a classification of generic singularities of such webs.

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Agafonov, S.I. Note on generic singularities of planar flat 3-webs. manuscripta math. 154, 185–193 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00229-016-0908-1

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