First order deformations of the Fourier matrix
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Abstract: The complex Hadamard matrices form a real algebraic manifold . The singularity at a point is described by a filtration of cones , coming from the trivial, affine, smooth and first order deformations. We study here these cones in the case where is the Fourier matrix, with , our main result being a simple description of . As a consequence, the rationality conjecture holds at .
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