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In this work we focus in the family of real planar polynomial vector fields of arbitrary degree. We are interested in to characterize when a (local) center singularity of these vector fields becomes a global center, that is, its period annulus foliates the punctured real plane. The characterization of any global center is done by blowing-down the polycycle at infinity into a monodromic singular point.
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