Types of Singular Points
Some of the possible singularities are:
- An isolated point: x2+y2 = 0, an acnode
- Two lines crossing: x2−y2 = 0, a crunode
- A cusp: x3−y2 = 0, also called a spinode
- A rhamphoid cusp: x5−y2 = 0.
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