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Configuration of lines in del Pezzo surfaces with Gosset Polytopes

Jae-Hyouk Lee
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In this article, we study the divisor classes of del Pezzo surfaces, which are written as the sum of distinct lines with fixed intersection according to the inscribed simplexes and crosspolytopes in Gosset polytopes. We introduce the k-Steiner system and cornered simplexes, and characterize the configurations of inscribed m(<4)-simplexes with them. Higher dimensional inscribed m(3<m)-simplexes exist in 4_{21} in the Picard group of del Pezzo surface S_{8} of degree 1.The configurations of 4- and 7-simplexes are related to rulings in S_{8}. And the configurations of 5- and 6-simplexes correspond the skew 3-lines and skew 7-lines in S_{8}. In particular, the seven lines in a 6-simplex produce a Fano plane. We also study the inscribed crosspolytopes and hypercubes in the Gosset polytopes.

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Jae-Hyouk Lee. 2010-01-23. Configuration of lines in del Pezzo surfaces with Gosset Polytopes. https://arxiv.org/abs/1001.4174

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