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Deriving Newton's Canonical Forms of Cubic Curves via the Center of Polynomials
Existing classifications of real plane cubic curves rely on sophisticated tools and require a lengthy exposition. This paper provides a concise yet elementary treatment of this classical topic. Using the centers of polynomials, we establish a correspondence between the algebraic structure of these c
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