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Stable Degeneration, Non-degenerate Forms, and Kaledin's Conjecture

Chenyang Xu·Ziquan Zhuang·Henri Guenancia
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We prove that stable degeneration, the canonical degeneration associated to the normalized volume minimizer of a Kawamata log terminal (klt) singularity, preserves non-degenerate reflexive differential forms. In particular, the stable degeneration of a symplectic singularity is again symplectic. Combining this with a deformation-theoretic rigidity result for symplectic degenerations, we confirm Kaledin's conjecture that the formal completion of any symplectic singularity is conical. As applications, we show that the natural base of any normalized nilpotent orbit closure is a K-semistable Fano variety, and that the normalized volume minimizer of a hypertoric singularity is induced by the standard dilation.

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Chenyang Xu, Ziquan Zhuang, Henri Guenancia. 2026-06-22. Stable Degeneration, Non-degenerate Forms, and Kaledin's Conjecture. https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.02401

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