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Figure 1.1. Integration paths of the Borel transformation in direction α.
Figure 2.1. Examples of the outer and inner domains O(, µ), I(, µ) of Theorem III for selected values of µ, .
Figure 2.2. The domains D i (µ, ) for selected values of µ,  Lemma 2.3.5. Let the constants L, η from Definition 2.3.4 satisfy
Figure 2.3. Bifurcation curves in the µ-plane for the vector field χ(s, µ, ) according to values of : dashed lines Σ I () correspond to change of stability of a singular point, solid line curve Σ O () corresponds to bifurcation of the trajectory passing th
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