Abstract
A singular distribution on a non-singular variety can be defined either by a subsheaf of the tangent sheaf, or by the zeros of a subsheaf of the sheaf of 1-forms. Although both definitions are equivalent under mild conditions on , they give rise, in general, to non-equivalent notions of flat families. In this work we investigate conditions under which both notions of flat families are equivalent. In the last sections we focus on the case where the distribution is integrable, and we use our results to generalize a theorem of Cukierman and Pereira.
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