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Apart from the differential geometric rigidity, there is also the rigidity as the antonym to the structural stability: an object cannot be deformed by a [[topological equivalence]] unless it is "the same" object from the, say, linear (or smooth, or analytic) point of view.

Besides, there is Mostow rigidity and several other meanings of the word...

: For Mostow rigidtiy [[Discrete subgroup]] see here. ~~----

: below the 38 pages files containing the keyword "rigidity". There are 120 containing the strin "rigid", should these occur here as well? --[[User:Ulf Rehmann|Ulf Rehmann]] 17:31, 6 May 2012 (CEST)

[[3-Sasakian manifold]] | 
[[Analytic manifold]] | 
[[Anti-de Sitter space]] | 
[[Baumslag-Solitar group]] | 
[[Blaschke-Weyl formula]] | 
[[Commutative group scheme]] | 
[[Convex surface]] | 
[[Deformation]] | 
[[Deformation, isometric]] | 
[[Dimension polynomial]] | 
[[Discrete subgroup]] | 
[[Elasticity theory, planar problem of]] | 
[[Elliptic genera]] | 
[[Geometry in the large]] | 
[[Harmonic mapping]] | 
[[Herglotz formula]] | 
[[Horocycle flow]] | 
[[Index theory]] | 
[[Infinitesimal deformation]] | 
[[Isoperimetric inequality]] | 
[[Lattice]] | 
[[Moduli theory]] | 
[[Oscillator, harmonic]] | 
[[Period mapping]] | 
[[Quasi-conformal mapping]] | 
[[Quasi-isometry]] | 
[[Riemannian geometry in the large]] | 
[[Rigidity]] | 
[[Santaló formula]] | 
[[Satake compactification]] | 
[[Shafarevich conjecture]] | 
[[Singular point]] | 
[[Symmetrization]] | 
[[Tight and taut immersions]] | 
[[Trough]] | 
[[Uniform subgroup]] | 
[[Von Kármán equations]] | 
[[Zassenhaus conjecture]]