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arXiv · 2501.16161

Combinatorial Seshadri stratifications on normal toric varieties

Abstract

We apply the theory of Seshadri stratifications to embedded toric varieties $X_P\subseteq \mathbb P(V)$ associated with a normal lattice polytope $P$. The approach presented here is purely combinatorial and completely independent of \cite{CFL}. In particular, we get a close connection between a certain class of triangulations of the polytope $P$, Seshadri stratifications of $X_P$ arising from torus orbit closures, and the associated degenerate semi-toric varieties. In the last section we show that the approach here and the one in \cite{CFL} produce the same quasi-valuations and hence the same degenerations of $X_P$.

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Rocco Chirivì, Martina Costa Cesari, Xin Fang, Peter Littelmann. 2025-05-05. Combinatorial Seshadri stratifications on normal toric varieties. https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.16161

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