The complex manifold structure of the coordinate-free complex torus #
A free presentation e : (N →+ ℤ) ≃+ (ι →₀ ℤ) of the character lattice, with ι finite, embeds
the complex torus ComplexTorus N openly into ℂ^ι, as the locus where every coordinate is
nonzero. Mathlib's singleton-chart construction therefore makes the torus a complex manifold
modelled on ℂ^ι.
Although the chart names coordinates, the complex structure does not depend on the presentation: in the coordinates of two presentations, every torus map induced by a lattice map, and in particular the identity, is a Laurent monomial map, which is holomorphic where all coordinates are invertible. Character evaluations are holomorphic for the same reason.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Toric.complexTorusChartedSpace: the complex charted-space structure induced by a free presentation of the character lattice.TauCeti.Toric.isManifold_complexTorusChartedSpace: this charted space is a complex manifold.TauCeti.Toric.complexTorusAmbient_complexTorusMap: in coordinates, a torus map induced by a lattice map is a Laurent monomial map.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_complexTorusMap: torus maps induced by lattice maps are holomorphic.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_id_complexTorusChartedSpace: changing the presentation preserves the complex structure.TauCeti.Toric.contMDiff_characterEvaluation: character evaluations are holomorphic.
References #
- D. Cox, J. Little and H. Schenck, Toric Varieties, §1.1 and §3.1.
- W. Fulton, Introduction to Toric Varieties, §1.1 and §2.1.
The complex charted-space structure on the torus induced by a free presentation of the character lattice. Its sole chart is the open embedding by the ambient coordinates.
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Every chart of the torus charted-space structure is the ambient coordinate map.
The target of every chart of the torus charted-space structure is the locus where every coordinate is nonzero.
The complex torus, with the chart induced by a free presentation of its character lattice, is a complex manifold to every differentiability order.
The ambient coordinates are holomorphic for the charted-space structure they induce.
A map to the coordinate-free complex torus is holomorphic exactly when its ambient coordinates are holomorphic. This criterion works for any charted-space source.
A Laurent monomial in the ambient coordinates is a holomorphic function on the torus.
Evaluation of an integral character is a holomorphic map from the torus to ℂˣ.
In the coordinates of two free presentations, the torus map induced by a lattice map f is
the Laurent monomial map whose exponents are the coordinates of the pulled-back coordinate
characters.
The torus map induced by a lattice map is holomorphic for the charted-space structures induced by any free presentations of the two character lattices.
The identity map between the torus equipped with the charted-space structures of two free presentations of its character lattice is holomorphic: the complex structure does not depend on the presentation.