On Ak-singularity on a plane curve of fixed degree
Sabir M. Gusein-Zade, Nikolay N. Nekhoroshev
Abstract
Let k(d) be the maximal possible integer k such that there exists a plane curve of degree d with an Ak--singularity. We construct a plane curve of degree 28s+9 (s∈ 0) which has an Ak--singularity with k=420s2+269s+42. Therefore one has d∞k(d)/d2 15/28 (pay attention that 15/28>1/2).
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