Walter D. Neumann, Anne Pichon
Published 2013-02-05, updated 2013-02-11Version 2
We describe the Lipschitz geometry of complex curves. For the most part this is well known material, but we give a stronger version even of known results. In particular, we give a quick proof, without any analytic restrictions, that the outer Lipschitz geometry of a germ of a complex plane curve determines and is determined by its embedded topology. This was first proved by Pham and Teissier, but in an analytic category.
Comments: Added acknowledgements, a reference and extra details in proof of 5.1
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