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Deformations of Strongly Pseudo-Convex CR Structures and Deformations of Normal Isolated Singularities

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Let (V,o ) be a normal isolated singularity of complex dimension ≥ 4 and M be its link. We prove that, if depth (V,o ) ≥ 3, the Kuranishi family of strongly pseudo-convex CR structures on M is realized as a family of real hypersurfaces of a versal family of (V, o ).

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Miyajima, K. (1991). Deformations of Strongly Pseudo-Convex CR Structures and Deformations of Normal Isolated Singularities. In: Diederich, K. (eds) Complex Analysis. Aspects of Mathematics, vol 1. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86856-5_31

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