Constructing links of isolated singularities of polynomials R^4 R^2
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Abstract: We show that if a braid can be parametrised in a certain way, then previous work can be extended to a construction of a polynomial with the closure of as the link of an isolated singularity of , showing that the closure of is real algebraic. In particular, we prove that closures of squares of strictly homogeneous braids and certain lemniscate links are real algebraic. We also show that the constructed polynomials satisfy the strong Milnor condition, providing an explicit fibration of the complement of the closure of over .
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