# The index of a threefold canonical singularity

@article{Kawakita2012TheIO,
title={The index of a threefold canonical singularity},
author={Masayuki Kawakita},
journal={American Journal of Mathematics},
year={2012},
volume={137},
pages={271 - 280}
}
• M. Kawakita
• Published 18 October 2012
• Mathematics, Physics
• American Journal of Mathematics
<abstract abstract-type="TeX"><p>The index of a 3-fold canonical singularity at a crepant centre is at most 6.
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