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Deformation theory studies problems of extending structures to extensions of their domains. Formal deformation theory, is the part of the deformation theory where the extensions are infinitesimal.

See also:

• Deformation theory at nLab
• Wikipedia article on Deformation theory

Deformation theory is the study of how the properties of an object change as the parameters defining it are changed by a small, possibly infinitesimal amount.

See also:

• Deformation theory at nLab
• Wikipedia article on Deformation theory

Deformation theory studies problems of extending structures to extensions of their domains. Formal deformation theory, is the part of the deformation theory where the extensions are infinitesimal.

Deformation theory studies problems of extending structures to extensions of their domains. Formal deformation theory, is the part of the deformation theory where the extensions are infinitesimal.

See also:

• Deformation theory at nLab
• Wikipedia article on Deformation theory

Deformation theory studies problems of extending structures to extensions of their domains. Formal deformation theory, is the part of the deformation theory where the extensions are infinitesimal.