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Curvilinear three-webs with one of \(k\)-order covariant derivatives of web curvature vanishing are investigated. One foliation of such a web consists of parallel straight lines, the other two consist of integral curves of two differential equations of special type: they are Riccati equations if \(k=2\), Abel's equations if \(k=3\) and generalized Abel equations if \(k>3\). Four examples of 3-webs determined by Riccati equations are found. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0923.00013].
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