Torus action and character naturality of the algebraic–analytic toric comparison #
The coordinate-free complex torus ComplexTorus N acts on the affine complex points of each cone
through the algebraic coordinate-ring coaction (TauCeti.Toric.affineCoordinateRingCoaction_eval).
Because face localizations are equivariant for this coaction, the affine actions glue to a
continuous torus action on the complex points Φ.AlgebraicComplexPoint of the toric scheme of any
finite fan Φ, without assuming regularity.
For a regular fan, the chartwise algebraic–analytic comparison algebraicAnalyticEquiv is the
identity on every affine chart, so it is torus-equivariant. Moreover:
- toric maps of algebraic complex points are equivariant for the torus homomorphism induced by the lattice map, and on the canonical dense torus inclusion they agree with that homomorphism;
- global character functions on algebraic complex points agree with
analyticCharacterthrough the comparison, transform by their character under torus translation, and pull back along fan morphisms by precomposing with the lattice map; - for a nonempty regular fan, compactness of
Φ.AlgebraicComplexPointis equivalent to completeness ofΦ.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Toric.Fan.AlgebraicComplexPoint.instMulActionComplexTorus: the glued torus action on the complex points of the toric scheme of a fan.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.AlgebraicComplexPoint.coe_smul: this action on complex points is induced by the scheme-level torus actionalgebraicRealizationAction.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.continuousSMul_algebraicComplexPointandTauCeti.Toric.Fan.contMDiffSMul_complexTorus_algebraicComplexPoint: joint continuity and holomorphy of the torus action on algebraic complex points of a regular fan.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.algebraicAnalyticEquiv_smulandTauCeti.Toric.Fan.algebraicAnalyticEquiv_symm_smul: torus equivariance of the algebraic–analytic comparison.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.AlgebraicComplexPoint.torusι: the canonical dense-torus inclusion into the complex points of a nonempty fan scheme, intertwined withanalyticTorusιbyTauCeti.Toric.Fan.algebraicAnalyticEquiv_torusι.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.AlgebraicComplexPoint.character: the global character function on algebraic complex points, holomorphic on regular fans and intertwined withanalyticCharacterbyTauCeti.Toric.Fan.analyticCharacter_algebraicAnalyticEquiv.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.AlgebraicComplexPoint.coneOrbitandTauCeti.Toric.Fan.AlgebraicComplexPoint.boundaryComponent: the orbit strata and ray-indexed boundary components on algebraic complex points, matched with their analytic counterparts byTauCeti.Toric.Fan.image_algebraicAnalyticEquiv_coneOrbitandTauCeti.Toric.Fan.image_algebraicAnalyticEquiv_boundaryComponent.TauCeti.Toric.Fan.compactSpace_algebraicComplexPoint_iff_isComplete: for a nonempty regular fan, compactness ofΦ.AlgebraicComplexPointis equivalent to completeness ofΦ.
References #
- W. Fulton, Introduction to Toric Varieties, §§1.3–1.4, 2.1 and 2.4.
- D. Cox, J. Little and H. Schenck, Toric Varieties, §§1.1, 3.1 and 3.4.
The coordinate-free complex torus acts on the complex points of the toric scheme of a fan by translating affine chart representatives.
Every affine chart inclusion into the complex points of the toric scheme is equivariant for the coordinate-free complex torus.
The chartwise action on complex points is induced by the scheme-level torus action
algebraicRealizationAction. The torus point and
scheme point are paired by the fibre-product universal property over Spec ℂ.
The glued torus translations on algebraic complex points satisfy the group action laws.
Translation by a fixed torus element is continuous on algebraic complex points.
The distinguished complex point of a cone σ in the toric scheme: the image of the
distinguished point of the top face of σ in the affine chart of σ.
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The distinguished point of a cone is the image of the distinguished point of its top face.
A face inclusion in the fan sends the distinguished point of the face to itself in the larger chart.
The canonical inclusion of the coordinate-free complex torus into the complex points of the toric scheme of a nonempty fan, obtained by translating the distinguished point of the zero cone.
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In every affine chart, the canonical torus inclusion is translation of the point default
where every monomial takes the value 1.
Global character functions on algebraic complex points #
An integral character m nonnegative on every cone of a fan defines a continuous function on
the complex points of the toric scheme, evaluating each affine chart point on the monomial of
m.
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On every affine chart, the algebraic character function evaluates the point at the corresponding monomial.
Character functions on algebraic complex points transform by their character under torus translation.
The zero character defines the constant function 1 on algebraic complex points.
Addition of characters corresponds to multiplication of their functions on algebraic complex points.
On the canonical dense-torus inclusion, the global character function restricts to evaluation of the character.
Orbit strata and boundary components on algebraic complex points #
The torus orbit of a cone σ in the complex points of the toric scheme: the image of the
stratum of the top face of σ in the affine chart of σ.
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The distinguished point of a cone lies in its algebraic orbit.
The torus preserves the algebraic orbit of every cone.
The boundary component indexed by a ray in the complex points of the toric scheme: the closure of the torus orbit of that ray.
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Comparison with the analytic realization of a regular fan #
The algebraic–analytic comparison is equivariant for the coordinate-free complex torus.
The inverse algebraic–analytic comparison is equivariant for the coordinate-free complex torus.
The algebraic–analytic homeomorphism is equivariant for the coordinate-free complex torus.
For a regular fan, the complex torus acts jointly continuously on algebraic complex points.
The algebraic–analytic comparison carries the distinguished point of every cone to its analytic distinguished point.
The inverse algebraic–analytic comparison carries the analytic distinguished point of every cone to its algebraic distinguished point.
The algebraic–analytic comparison intertwines the canonical dense-torus inclusions.
The inverse algebraic–analytic comparison intertwines the canonical dense-torus inclusions.
The global character function on algebraic complex points agrees with analyticCharacter
through the algebraic–analytic comparison.
Pulling back AlgebraicComplexPoint.character along the inverse comparison recovers
analyticCharacter.
On a regular fan, the global character function on algebraic complex points is holomorphic.
For a regular fan, the complex torus acts holomorphically on algebraic complex points.
The algebraic–analytic comparison carries the algebraic orbit of each cone onto its analytic cone orbit.
The preimage of the analytic orbit of a cone under the comparison is its algebraic orbit.
For a regular fan, the algebraic orbit of a cone σ is the torus orbit of its distinguished
point.
The algebraic–analytic comparison carries the algebraic boundary component of each ray onto its analytic boundary component.
The preimage of the analytic boundary component of a ray under the comparison is its algebraic boundary component.
For a nonempty regular fan, the space of algebraic complex points is compact if and only if the fan is complete.
The map on algebraic complex points induced by a fan morphism is equivariant for the torus homomorphism induced by its lattice map.
On the canonical dense-torus inclusion, the map on algebraic complex points is the torus homomorphism induced by the lattice map.
Pullback of a global character function on algebraic complex points along a fan morphism precomposes the character with the integral lattice map.