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Degeneration of a module (X⇝Y)

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A finite-dimensional module X degenerates to Y when Y has a representative in the closure of X's change-of-basis orbit in the representation variety of an associative algebra. The full orbit of Y then lies in that closure. The relation is transitive because orbit closures are closed and invariant under change of basis. A split extension as a degeneration shows that a module degenerates to the direct sum of its composition factors.

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