HighestOrder -- sets the order to which we compute

Description

HighestOrder is the name of an optional argument. Its value is an integer, which gives an upper bound on to what order a solution of the deformation equation is lifted. Default value is 20.

Functions with optional argument named HighestOrder:

nestedHilbertScheme(...,HighestOrder=>...)
nestedVersalDeformation(...,HighestOrder=>...)
versalDeformation(List,List,List,List,HighestOrder=>...)
versalDeformation(Matrix,HighestOrder=>...)
versalDeformation(Matrix,Matrix,Matrix,HighestOrder=>...)
versalDeformation(NestedDeformation,HighestOrder=>...)
localHilbertScheme(...,HighestOrder=>...) -- see localHilbertScheme -- computes a power series representation of the local Hilbert scheme

For the programmer

The object HighestOrder is a symbol.

The source of this document is in /build/macaulay2-88fgJW/macaulay2-1.25.11+ds/M2/Macaulay2/packages/VersalDeformations.m2:1820:0.