Example 3.2 . [002L]
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Example 3.2.
Consider a family of quartic K3 surfaces degenerating to a nodal K3 surface. This is a typical example of a polarized degeneration which is not a large complex structure limit. In fact, the central fibre is irreducible, and the nodal singularity is mild (Kawamata log terminal in the birational geometry terminology).