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An algebraic computation of the Alexander polynomial of a plane algebraic curve. (English) Zbl 0524.14028

##### MSC:
 14H45 Special algebraic curves and curves of low genus 14H30 Coverings of curves, fundamental group 57Q45 Knots and links in high dimensions (PL-topology) (MSC2010) 57M25 Knots and links in the $$3$$-sphere (MSC2010)
##### Keywords:
Alexander polynomial of plane algebraic curve
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