The complex manifold of a regular affine toric cone #
The complex points of the affine toric scheme of a regular cone form a complex manifold. After
choosing an integral basis extending the primitive ray generators and numbering the rays, the
ambient cone chart embeds them as the open mixed-coordinate locus
ℂ^k × (ℂˣ)^l ⊆ ℂ^k × ℂ^l. Mathlib's singleton-chart construction therefore supplies a charted
space and a complex-manifold structure.
Although this construction names coordinates, its complex structure does not depend on the
extending basis or the generating family. The transition between two extending bases is the mixed
monomial biholomorphism computed in
TauCeti.Geometry.Toric.Analytic.Cone.Chart; consequently the identity map between the two
singleton-chart structures is holomorphic in both directions. The topology is likewise independent
of the finite semigroup generating family used to present the affine complex points.
The monomials, that is, the character functions of the dual semigroup, are holomorphic on this manifold: in the ambient coordinates a monomial is a product of natural powers of the ray coordinates and integral powers of the torus coordinates, which do not vanish on the chart. Conversely, the ambient coordinates are themselves monomials, so a map into the complex points is holomorphic exactly when all of its monomials are; this criterion refers to no coordinates. In particular, pulling complex points back along a homomorphism of dual semigroups is holomorphic.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Toric.isOpenEmbedding_coneChartAmbient: the ambient cone chart is an open embedding.TauCeti.Toric.coneChartedSpace: the complex charted-space structure induced by one system of regular cone coordinates.TauCeti.Toric.isManifold_coneChartedSpace: this charted space is a complex manifold.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_coneChartAmbient_comp_iff: a map into the complex points is holomorphic exactly when its ambient chart coordinates are.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_apply_single: every monomial is a holomorphic function.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiffOn_iff_forall_contMDiffOn_apply_singleandTauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_iff_forall_contMDiff_apply_single: a map into the complex points is holomorphic exactly when its value on every monomial is.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_id_coneChartedSpace: changing the extending basis or the generating family preserves the complex structure.TauCeti.Toric.AffineSemigroupComplexPoint.contMDiff_comap: pulling complex points back along a homomorphism of dual semigroups is holomorphic.
References #
- W. Fulton, Introduction to Toric Varieties, §§1.2 and 2.1.
- D. Cox, J. Little and H. Schenck, Toric Varieties, §§1.2 and 3.1.
The ambient mixed-coordinate chart of a regular cone is an open embedding. Its range is the open locus on which every torus coordinate is nonzero.
The complex charted-space structure on the affine complex points of a regular cone, induced by an extending integral basis and a numbering of the rays. Its sole chart is the open embedding into the ambient mixed-coordinate space.
Instances For
Every chart in the cone charted-space structure is the ambient mixed-coordinate chart.
The target of every chart in the cone charted-space structure is the mixed-coordinate locus.
The affine complex points of a regular cone, with the singleton chart induced by an extending basis, form a complex manifold to every differentiability order.
The ambient cone chart is holomorphic for the charted-space structure it induces.
A map into the affine complex points of a regular cone is holomorphic exactly when its ambient chart coordinates are.
Every monomial is a holomorphic function on the affine complex points of a regular cone: in the ambient mixed coordinates it is a product of natural powers of the ray coordinates and integral powers of the torus coordinates, and the latter do not vanish on the image of the chart.
A map into the affine complex points of a regular cone is holomorphic on a set exactly when its
value on every monomial is. This is the holomorphic counterpart of
TauCeti.Toric.continuous_iff_forall_continuous_apply_single.
A map into the affine complex points of a regular cone is holomorphic exactly when its value on every monomial is.
The identity map between the affine complex-point spaces equipped with two regular coordinate systems is holomorphic. Both the extending basis and the finite generating family used to define the topology may change.
Maps of dual semigroups #
Pulling complex points back along a homomorphism of dual semigroups of regular cones is holomorphic, for the complex structures of any extending bases of the two cones: the value of a pulled-back point on a monomial is the value of the original point on the image monomial.