A theory of normal curves and some applications
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(19)- On surfaces and their contours
- Integral relations for pointed curves in a real projective plane
- On maximally looped closed curves
- Combinatorial properties of self-overlapping curves and interior boundaries
- Branched and folded parametrizations of the sphere
- Spherical Curves that Bound Immersed Discs
- Boundary Images of Meromorphic Functions
- The folded ribbon theorem for regular closed curves in the plane
- A Characterization of the Double Point Structure of the Projection of a Polygonal Knot in Regular Position
- Prime Mappings
- The Branch Point Structure of Extensions of Interior Boundaries
- The Folded Ribbon Theorem. A Contribution to the Study of Immersed Circles
- The Gauss Realizability Problem
- Orientation-Preserving Mappings, A Semigroup of Geometric Transformations, and a Class of Integral Operators
- Normal Curves Arising from Light Open Mappings of the Annulus
- Diffeomorphic Invariants of Immersed Circles
- Combinatorial topology of an analytic function on the boundary of a disk
- A sharp bound on the number of self-intersections of a trigonometric curve
- The combinatorial topology of analytic functions on the boundary of a disk
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