Equivalences of finite toric fans #
An equivalence of finite fans is a compatible pair of equivalences of their integral lattices and ambient real vector spaces which carries the cones of one fan exactly onto the cones of the other. It induces an order isomorphism of the cone index types and a morphism in each direction. Regularity and completeness are invariant under fan equivalence.
This is the combinatorial notion used to compare toric realizations without choosing coordinates. In particular, the cone equivalence identifies the affine charts which are glued in the analytic realization.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Toric.FanEquiv: an equivalence of finite fans.TauCeti.Toric.FanEquiv.coneEquiv: the induced order isomorphism of their cone index types.TauCeti.Toric.FanEquiv.toFanHom: the underlying morphism of fans.TauCeti.Toric.FanEquiv.isRegular_iff: regularity is invariant under fan equivalence.TauCeti.Toric.FanEquiv.isComplete_iff: completeness is invariant under fan equivalence.
References #
The definition follows §1.4 of W. Fulton, Introduction to Toric Varieties, and §3.3 of D. Cox, J. Little and H. Schenck, Toric Varieties.
An equivalence of finite fans consists of compatible equivalences of the integral lattices and ambient real vector spaces which carry precisely the cones of the source fan to cones of the target fan.
The equivalence of integral lattices.
The equivalence of ambient real vector spaces.
The integral and real equivalences commute with the lattice embeddings.
A cone belongs to the target fan after transport exactly when it belongs to the source fan.
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The real-linear part of a fan equivalence is determined by its integral part.
Fan equivalences are determined by their equivalence of integral lattices.
The identity equivalence of a fan.
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The integral part of the identity fan equivalence is the identity.
The real part of the identity fan equivalence is the identity.
The inverse equivalence of finite fans.
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The integral part of the inverse fan equivalence is the inverse integral equivalence.
The real part of the inverse fan equivalence is the inverse real equivalence.
The composite of two equivalences of finite fans.
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The integral part of a composite fan equivalence is the composite integral equivalence.
The real part of a composite fan equivalence is the composite real equivalence.
The identity fan equivalence is a left unit for composition.
The identity fan equivalence is a right unit for composition.
Composition of fan equivalences is associative.
Inverting a fan equivalence twice gives the original equivalence.
The inverse of the identity fan equivalence is the identity.
A fan equivalence followed by its inverse is the identity equivalence.
The inverse fan equivalence followed by the original is the identity equivalence.
A fan equivalence induces an order isomorphism between the cones of its source and target.
In particular it preserves inclusions and intersections of cones (OrderIso.map_inf).
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The induced cone equivalence transports a cone by the ambient linear equivalence.
The induced cone equivalence preserves the dimension of each cone's linear span.
The inverse induced cone equivalence is the cone equivalence of the inverse fan equivalence.
The cone equivalence of the identity fan equivalence is the identity.
The cone equivalence of a composite fan equivalence is the composite cone equivalence.
The morphism of fans underlying a fan equivalence.
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The integral map of the underlying fan morphism is the integral equivalence.
The real map of the underlying fan morphism is the ambient real equivalence.
The underlying morphism of the identity fan equivalence is the identity morphism.
The underlying morphism respects composition of fan equivalences.
The least target cone of the underlying fan morphism is the image cone itself.
A finite fan is regular exactly when an equivalent fan is regular.
The ambient linear equivalence carries the support of the source fan onto the support of the target fan.
Completeness of finite fans is invariant under fan equivalence.