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Results tagged with deformation-theory
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for questions about deformation theory, including deformations of manifolds, schemes, Galois representations, and von Neumann algebras.
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Deformation theory of representations of an algebraic group
For an algebraic group G and a representation V, I think it's a standard result (but I don't have a reference) that
the obstruction to deforming V as a representation of G is an element of H2(G,V⊗V* …
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algebraic group G vs. algebraic stack BG
I've gathered that it's "common knowledge" (at least among people who think about such things) that studying a (smooth) algebraic group G, as an algebraic group, is in some sense the same as studying …
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Example of a smooth morphism where you can't lift a map from a nilpotent thickening?
Definition. A locally finitely presented morphism of schemes $f\colon X\to Y$ is smooth (resp. unramified, resp. étale) if for any affine scheme $T$, any closed subscheme $T_0$ defined by a square …
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