The diagram of affine analytic charts of a fan #
The complex points of the cones of any fan form a diagram of topological spaces. An inclusion of cones acts by restriction of characters along the corresponding face. For a regular fan, every map is an open embedding. When two points have the same image in a third chart, they come from the chart of the intersection cone. This is the overlap property needed to glue the analytic charts and to compare that gluing with the algebraic fan scheme.
The topology on each chart is the finite-monomial-embedding topology. Its definition
chooses a finite generating family, but affinePointTopology_eq shows that the resulting
topology is independent of this choice.
References #
- W. Fulton, Introduction to Toric Varieties, §§1.3–1.4.
- D. Cox, J. Little and H. Schenck, Toric Varieties, §3.1.
A finite generating family for the dual semigroup of any cone of a fan.
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The affine complex-point chart of a cone, with its monomial-embedding topology.
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The chart topology agrees with the monomial-embedding topology of any finite generating family.
Each analytic affine chart is Hausdorff.
Each analytic affine chart is second countable.
Each analytic affine chart is locally compact.
The analytic face map between two charts of a fan.
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An analytic face map restricts the character of a point to the smaller dual semigroup.
The analytic affine charts of a fan, indexed by its cones.
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The diagram object at a cone is its affine analytic chart.
The diagram map at a face inclusion is restriction of complex points.
A map of the analytic affine chart diagram restricts a complex point along the inclusion of dual semigroups.
Pointwise composition of maps in the analytic affine chart diagram.
Every map in the analytic chart diagram is an open embedding.
Two affine analytic charts mapping into a third chart meet in the chart of the intersection cone.