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Bisingular maps on the sphere and the projective plane (English)
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23 July 2001
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The authors define an isthmus of a map to be an edge incident with a unique face. A map is bisingular if every edge is a loop or an isthmus. From the authors' abstract: In this paper we study the number of rooted bisingular maps on the plane or projective plane, and also we present formulae for such maps with up to three or more parameters: the root valency, the number of isthmus (sic), the number of essential loops, and the number of planar loops.
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bisingular maps
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root valency
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isthmus
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