Face localizations of affine toric schemes #
A character m in the dual semigroup of a cone σ is nonnegative on σ, so it cuts out the face
σ ⊓ ker m of σ (PointedCone.isFaceOf_inf_ker). The inclusion of that face into σ induces
the restriction map from the coordinate ring of σ to the coordinate ring of the face. When σ
is finitely generated, this map is the localization away from the monomial of m: the dual
semigroup of the face is obtained from that of σ by adjoining -m
(TauCeti.Toric.dualSemigroup_inf_ker_eq_sup). On spectra, the affine toric scheme of the face is
therefore the basic open subscheme of the affine toric scheme of σ where the monomial of m
does not vanish, and the induced morphism is an open immersion.
Every face of a lattice-rational cone is cut out by such a character
(TauCeti.Toric.IsLatticeRational.exists_mem_dualSemigroup_inf_ker_eq). Thus every face inclusion
of a lattice-rational cone induces a localization at a single monomial and an open immersion of
affine toric schemes.
These open immersions are the maps along which the affine toric schemes of a fan are glued. The canonical face maps introduced here satisfy identity and composition laws, so successive face restrictions give the same morphism as the composite face inclusion. This is the functoriality needed for the overlap and cocycle maps in fan gluing.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Toric.isLocalization_away_affineCoordinateRingMap_inf_ker: the coordinate ring of the faceσ ⊓ ker mis the localization of the coordinate ring ofσaway from the monomial ofm.TauCeti.Toric.isOpenImmersion_affineToricSchemeMap_inf_ker: the affine toric scheme of the face is an open subscheme of the affine toric scheme ofσ.TauCeti.Toric.faceAffineCoordinateRingMapandTauCeti.Toric.faceAffineToricSchemeMap: the canonical restriction map and affine-scheme morphism attached to a face inclusion, with identity and composition laws; andTauCeti.Toric.faceAffineToricSchemeMap_eq_affineToricSchemeMap: the affine-scheme characterization of the canonical face morphism.TauCeti.Toric.IsLatticeRational.exists_isLocalization_away_faceAffineCoordinateRingMapandTauCeti.Toric.IsLatticeRational.isOpenImmersion_faceAffineToricSchemeMap: for a faceτof a lattice-rational coneσ, the coordinate ring ofτis the localization of that ofσaway from a single monomial, and the affine toric scheme ofτis an open subscheme of that ofσ.TauCeti.Toric.range_faceAffineToricSchemeMapandTauCeti.Toric.IsLatticeRational.range_faceAffineToricSchemeMap_inf: the image of the affine toric scheme of a face is a basic open set; for faces of a lattice-rational cone the image of their intersection is the intersection of their images.TauCeti.Toric.preimage_range_faceAffineToricSchemeMap_inf_ker: the inverse image, under the affine toric morphism of a cone map, of the open subscheme of the face cut out by a character is the open subscheme of the face cut out by the pulled-back character.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.affineToricChart,TauCeti.Toric.Fan.affineToricOverlap,TauCeti.Toric.Fan.affineToricOverlapLeftandTauCeti.Toric.Fan.affineToricOverlapRight: the affine toric charts of a fan and the two maps from their pairwise overlap; these maps are open immersions for every fan.
References #
- W. Fulton, Introduction to Toric Varieties, §1.3.
- D. Cox, J. Little and H. Schenck, Toric Varieties, §1.3.
Canonical maps attached to face inclusions #
A face inclusion τ ≼ σ induces the restriction map from the coordinate ring of σ
to the coordinate ring of τ.
Instances For
Restriction along a face inclusion sends a monomial to the same integral character, regarded as an element of the larger dual semigroup of the face.
Restriction to a cone viewed as its own face is the identity map of its coordinate ring.
Restriction through two successive face inclusions is restriction along their composite.
The canonical morphism from the affine toric scheme of a face to that of its ambient cone.
Instances For
The morphism attached to a face inclusion is the spectrum of its coordinate-ring restriction.
The canonical face morphism is the affine toric scheme map induced by the identity on the lattice and real vector space.
The morphism of a cone viewed as its own face is the identity morphism.
The morphism of a composite face inclusion is the composite of the face morphisms.
Localizations and open immersions #
For a character m in the dual semigroup of a finitely generated cone σ, the restriction
map from the coordinate ring of σ to that of the face σ ⊓ ker m is the localization away from
the monomial of m.
For a character m in the dual semigroup of a finitely generated cone σ, the morphism from
the affine toric scheme of the face σ ⊓ ker m to that of σ is an open immersion.
For a character m in the dual semigroup of a finitely generated cone σ, the image of the
affine toric scheme of the face σ ⊓ ker m in that of σ is the basic open set where the
monomial of m does not vanish.
Let a compatible map of lattices carry a finitely generated cone σ into a finitely generated
cone ρ, and let m be a character in the dual semigroup of ρ. The inverse image of the open
subscheme of the face ρ ⊓ ker m is the open subscheme of the face of σ cut out by the
pullback of m.
For a face τ of a lattice-rational cone σ, the restriction map from the coordinate ring
of σ to that of τ is the localization away from the monomial of a character in the dual
semigroup of σ.
For a face τ of a lattice-rational cone σ, the morphism from the affine toric scheme of
τ to that of σ is an open immersion.
For two faces τ and υ of a lattice-rational cone σ, the image of the affine toric
scheme of τ ⊓ υ in that of σ is the intersection of the images of the affine toric schemes
of τ and of υ.
Pairwise overlaps in a fan #
The affine toric chart indexed by a cone of a fan.
Instances For
The affine toric scheme of the intersection of two cones is their pairwise overlap chart.
Instances For
The canonical map from a pairwise overlap into its left affine chart.
Instances For
The canonical map from a pairwise overlap into its right affine chart.
Instances For
The left overlap leg is the face map of the inclusion σ ⊓ τ ≼ σ.
The right overlap leg is the face map of the inclusion σ ⊓ τ ≼ τ.
The map from a pairwise overlap into its left affine chart is an open immersion.
The map from a pairwise overlap into its right affine chart is an open immersion.