Figure 1.
A closed flat Seifert orbifold (the underlying space is S3) with two inequivalent fibrations. Green fibres are circles, red fibres are intervals and the singular locus is in black. The one on the left has base orbifold a disc with four corner points on the boundary, and the local invariant of each corner point is $1/2$. The one on the right has base orbifold a disc with two cone points in the interior, both with local invariant $0/2$. The boundary invariant and Euler number vanish for both fibrations. These fibrations appear in the fourth line of Theorem A.

A closed flat Seifert orbifold (the underlying space is S3) with two inequivalent fibrations. Green fibres are circles, red fibres are intervals and the singular locus is in black. The one on the left has base orbifold a disc with four corner points on the boundary, and the local invariant of each corner point is |$1/2$|⁠. The one on the right has base orbifold a disc with two cone points in the interior, both with local invariant |$0/2$|⁠. The boundary invariant and Euler number vanish for both fibrations. These fibrations appear in the fourth line of Theorem A.

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