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Moduli Spaces
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Abstract
The purpose of this chapter is to list the necessary basic facts from the theory of moduli spaces and their compactifications. Giving complete proofs would require a book, and therefore we usually only describe what is going on. Precise details may be found in the appropriate books, and this survey might be useful as an introduction to them.
Keywords
Modulus Space Abelian Variety Logarithmic Singularity Isotropic Subspace Discrete Valuation Ring
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