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تسجيل مستخدم جديدResolution of $4$-dimensional symplectic orbifolds
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We give a method to resolve 4-dimensional symplectic orbifolds making use of techniques from complex geometry and gluing of symplectic forms. We provide some examples to which the resolution method applies.
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