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From: Leo B. <leo...@um...> - 2020-03-20 18:02:30
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Try f^(1/3); f vanishes to 4th order at (0,0) so the numerics are going to be bad near there. Leo Michel Talon <ta...@lp...> writes: > Hello, > > to do something with the quaratine, i am studying the chapter on > resolution of singularities > > of algebraic curves in the book by Walker. So i compute the various > Puiseux series of the curve > > 2*x^5-x^3*y+2*x^2*y^2-x*y^3+2*y^5=0 and at the end i had the idea to > plot this curve around (0,0) > > in order to see how the branches come together with > draw2d(implicit(...)). To my surprise the drawing is completely > > wrong and does not even come close to (0,0) which is an obvious > root. I cannot be more precise > > except joining the computation (with the plots in wxmaxima format) > > which can even be of help for people interested in the subject, but i > would be happy if someone had an > > idea about this misbehaviour. |