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What is the technical difference between a deformation and a perturbation?

What is the technical difference between a deformation and a perturbation? Do they exist in somewhat different categories?

rt.representation-theory
ct.category-theory
ra.rings-and-algebras
deformation-theory
perturbation

Jim Stasheff

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asked Jan 24, 2015 at 16:39

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