Center problem for generic degenerate vector fields
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In this paper, the authors generalize the method of constructing an integrating factor for Abel differential equations for any generic monodromic singularity. Here generic means that the vector field has no characteristic directions in the quasi-homogeneous leading term in certain coordinates. This method is applied to some degenerate differential systems.
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