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    Higher order turning points (English)
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    8 December 1994
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    The authors introduce the notion of a \(k\)th order turning point. They show that the tangent lines of the \(k\) solution paths at a \(k\)th order turning point lie in the same one-dimensional complex plane and equally divide this plane.
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    higher order turning points
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    path following methods
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