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The `H' transformation from the projective plane into itself is defined as follows: Choose two lines \(g\), \(h\) and a point \(S\not\in g,h\). A point \(P\) is mapped to the point \(Q\) which is collinear with \(P,S\) and such that \(P,Q,[PS]g,[PS]h\) are a harmonic quadruple. The author studies the singularities of images of conics (which are then curves of order four).
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