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For isolated singularities, the answer is no.

In fact, it follows by resultsa result of Artin and ElkiesElkik that any deformation of an isolated singularity is algebraizable. See

Unfortunately now I have to goR. Elkik, I will give precise references laterSolutions d'équations à coefficients dans un anneau hensélien, Ann. Sci. Ecole Norm. Sup. 6 (1973), 553-603,

in particular Part IV.

For isolated singularities, the answer is no.

In fact, it follows by results of Artin and Elkies that any deformation of an isolated singularity is algebraizable.

Unfortunately now I have to go, I will give precise references later.

For isolated singularities, the answer is no.

In fact, it follows by a result of Elkik that any deformation of an isolated singularity is algebraizable. See

R. Elkik, Solutions d'équations à coefficients dans un anneau hensélien, Ann. Sci. Ecole Norm. Sup. 6 (1973), 553-603,

in particular Part IV.

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Francesco Polizzi
  • 66.3k
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For isolated singularities, the answer is no.

In fact, it follows by results of Artin and Elkies that any deformation of an isolated singularity is algebraizable.

Unfortunately now I have to go, I will give precise references later.