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Applications of Residue Theory to Curves

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The formulas and theorems in Chapter 11 on residues in the affine plane allow uniform proofs and generalizations of classical theorems about intersection theory of plane curves. Maybe B. Segre [Se] was the first who proceeded in a way similar to ours, but he used another concept of residue, the residue of differentials on a smooth curve. See also Griffiths-Harris [GH], Chapter V. The theorems presented here have far-reaching higher-dimensional generalizations ([],[HK], [Ku3],[Ku4], [KW]). In his thesis [Q] Gerhard Quarg has discovered further global geometric applications of algebraic residue theory. [Ku4] contains an outline of part of this thesis.

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(2005). Applications of Residue Theory to Curves. In: Introduction to Plane Algebraic Curves. Birkhäuser Boston. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-8176-4443-1_12

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