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We consider a bivariate rational generating function
 
    
      under the assumption that the complex algebraic curve  on which
 on which  vanishes is smooth. Formulae for the asymptotics of the coefficients
      vanishes is smooth. Formulae for the asymptotics of the coefficients
       are derived in [R.
      Pemantle and M.C. Wilson. Asymptotics of multivariate sequences].
      These formulae are in terms of algebraic and topological invariants of
 are derived in [R.
      Pemantle and M.C. Wilson. Asymptotics of multivariate sequences].
      These formulae are in terms of algebraic and topological invariants of
       , but up to now these
      invariants could be computed onlyunder a minimality hypothesis, namely
      that the dominant saddle must lie on the boundary of the domain of
      convergence. In the present paper, we give an effective method for
      computing the topological invariants, and hence the asymptotics of
, but up to now these
      invariants could be computed onlyunder a minimality hypothesis, namely
      that the dominant saddle must lie on the boundary of the domain of
      convergence. In the present paper, we give an effective method for
      computing the topological invariants, and hence the asymptotics of  , without the minimality
      assumption. This leads to a theoretically rigorous algorithm, whose
      implementation is in progress at http://www.mathemagix.org.
, without the minimality
      assumption. This leads to a theoretically rigorous algorithm, whose
      implementation is in progress at http://www.mathemagix.org.
    
Keywords: rational function, generating function, Morse theory, Cauchy integral, Fourier-Laplace integral
A.M.S. subject classification: 05A15
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