To get a quartic form $F$ of type [300b], we start with a set of $7$ points and let $F$ be power sum of them.
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We check the type of $F$.
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The function quarticType cannot distinguish between type [300a] and [300b]. However, given MGamma, we now check that $F$ is of type [300b]. Let $I_{\Gamma}$ be the ideal defining the $7$ points.
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Let $Q$ be the quadratic part of $I_{\Gamma}$. We check that $Q$ is a complete intersection. Performing Construction 2.17, we obtain a doubling of $I_{\Gamma}$, which equals $F^{\perp}$.
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