Deformation of Complete Intersections in the Plane
The note presents the following results on real and complex complete intersections in the plane: (1) Two complex non-singular curves intersecting at \(r\) points with multiplicities \(d_1,\dots, d_r\) can be deformed into curves of the same degrees intersecting (at some points) with multiplicities \(d_1', \dots, d_s'\) which are arbitrary prescribed partitions of the numbers \(d_1,\dots, d_r\); (2) Two real curves intersecting at their real common points with multiplicities 1 or 2 can be deformed (keeping their degrees) so that all double real intersection points split into two real simple intersection points.
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