Center-focus and isochronous center problems for discontinuous differential equations.
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The authors study planar systems with a line of discontinuities. They use a geometrical proof to show a relation between the order of degeneracy of the critical point (\((m,k)\)-monodromic point) of the discontinuous differential equations and the degeneracy of the associated two smooth component differential equations.
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