title: Garden Structures (RHS Encyclopedia of Practical Gardening)
author:  Richard Wiles 
description: Produced in association with the Royal Horticultural Society, the titles in this series, which have sold over a million copies worldwide, have become standard works of practical gardening reference. Each book is illustrated with easy-to-follow, step-by-step illustrations that clearly guide the reader through all the essential techniques of successful gardening. Series editor Christopher Brickell, former Director General of the RHS, heads a highly distinguished team of experts in creating this invaluable library of practical gardening books.
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  MEMORIAS DE MATEMATICA 
  DEL INSTITUJO "JORGE JUAN" 30 
  JOSE M. AROCA, HEISUKE HIRONAKA and JOSE L. VICENTE 
  DESINGULARIZATION
  「I-IEOREMS
  MADRID 
  1 9 7 7 
  
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  M. S.782.-1977 
  'TALLEltE5 GRAFlCOS VDA. DE C. BERMEJO - J. GARCIA MORATO, 122 - MADRID 
  
  INDEX 
  INTRODUCTION 
  TO 
  PART 
  Ill 
  .............. 
  . 
  § 1. 
  IDEALISTIC 
  GARDENS 
  1.1. 
  Recall of the main definitions in part one 
  1.2. 
  The concept 
  of idealistic garden 
  1.3. 
  Completions 
  and intersections 
  .. . 
  1.4. 
  Modifications 
  of a garden .. . .......... 
  . 
  § 2. 
  STATEMENT 
  OF THE 
  INDUCTION 
  PROCESS 
  . 
  2.1. 
  Resolution 
  data . . . . . . . .. 
  2.2. 
  Permissible 
  modifications 
  § 3. U 11- 1 + I" ~ 
  II" 
  3.1. 
  Strictly permissible 
  modification, 
  . . . . .. 
  3.2. 
  Strata and sections 
  3.3. 
  nn-1 + l'" ~ 
  Jin ..... 
  § 4. 
  Il"-
  1 ~ 
  I" 
  § 5. 
  DESINGULARIZATION 
  THEOREM 
  5.1. 
  Resolution 
  data of type II T ..... . 
  5.2. The theorem III ...