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TauCeti.Geometry.Toric.Analytic.Fan.Map.Subdivision

Proper analytic maps from fan subdivisions #

A subdivision of finite fans induces a toric map in the direction from the subdividing fan to the original fan. When both fans are regular, the corresponding analytic map is proper. Indeed, the real-linear map is the identity and each cone of the original fan is covered by the cones of the subdivision which it contains, so the cone-by-cone properness criterion applies.

In particular, the star subdivision of a regular cone along a nonempty set of its rays induces a proper analytic map to the realization of the fan of faces of the cone, the blow-down map, and so does the star subdivision of a regular fan along a nonzero cone of the fan. The preimage of the orbit closure of that cone under the blow-down map, the exceptional divisor, is the boundary component of the ray through the sum of the primitive generators of its rays.

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The analytic toric map induced by a subdivision of regular fans is proper. No nonemptiness hypothesis is needed: for empty fans the properness conclusion follows from the sufficient half of the cone-by-cone criterion.

The star subdivision of a regular cone τ along a nonempty set A of its rays induces a proper analytic map to the realization of the fan of faces of τ, because the two fans have the same support.

The star subdivision of a regular fan Φ along a nonzero cone σ of Φ induces a proper analytic map to the realization of Φ, because the two fans have the same support.

The exceptional divisor of the blow-down map of the star subdivision of a regular fan Φ along a nonzero cone σ: the preimage of the orbit closure of σ is the boundary component of the ray through the sum of the primitive generators of the rays of σ.