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arxiv math/0507430 v2 pith:OM36GP6Z submitted 2005-07-21 math.AG math.CAmath.COmath.NT

Gert Almkvist (Lund) , Christian van Enckevort (Mainz) , Duco van Straten (Mainz) , Wadim Zudilin (Newcastle , NSW) This is my paper · ORCID
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The main part of this paper is a big table containing what we believe to be a complete list of all fourth order equations of Calabi--Yau type known so far. In the text preceding the tables we explain what a differential equation of Calabi--Yau type is and we briefly discuss how we found these equations. We also describe an electronic version of this list.

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