Degree of the first integral of a pencil in P^2 defined by Lins Neto
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Abstract: Let be the linear family of foliations of degree 4 in given by A. Lins Neto, whose set of parameters with first integral is dense and countable. In this work, we will calculate explicitly the degree of the rational first integral of the foliations in this linear family, as a function of the parameter.
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