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Introduction to adic tropicalization

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This is an expository article on the adic tropicalization of algebraic varieties. We outline joint work with Sam Payne in which we put a topology and structure sheaf of local topological rings on the exploded tropicalization. The resulting object, which blends polyhedral data of the tropicalization with algebraic data of the associated initial degenerations, is called the adic tropicalization. It satisfies a theorem of the form "Huber analytification is the limit of all adic tropicalizations." We explain this limit theorem in the present article, and illustrate connections between adic tropicalization and the curve complexes of O. Amini and M. Baker.

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Tyler Foster. 2015-06-02. Introduction to adic tropicalization. https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.00726

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