Weierstrass weight of Gorenstein singularities with one or two branches (Q1320378)

Let \(X\) be an integral projective Gorenstein curve over an algebraically closed field. Weierstrass points are the points in the support of the divisor \(\text{div} (\omega_ X^{\otimes (s + N)})\) where \(s\) is the dimension of global sections of the sheaf \(\omega_ X\) and \(N = {s(s - 1) \over 2}\). In fact the Weierstrass weight of \(X\) can be defined as \(\text{div} (\omega_ X^{\otimes (s + N)})\). The authors study in a mixed language of local and global the difference between \(\text{div} (\omega_ X^{\otimes (s + N)})\) and Weierstrass weight of a partial normalisation \(Y\) of \(X\) in terms of semigroups of Gorenstein singularities, in case where \(X\) has only unibranch or two branches singularities. I think this paper would be clearer if it was written in a global language.