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On Bott's residue formula for toric complete intersections

Miguel Rodríguez Peña
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We determine the number of singularities - counted whit multiplicities - of generic distributions of dimension and codimension one on smooth complete intersections in compact toric orbifolds with isolated singularities. We also present some applications of this results. First, we analyze the case of regular distributions. As a second application, we establish a Poincaré-type inequality that relates the multidegree of a foliation to the multidegrees of an invariant smooth complete intersection curve.

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Miguel Rodríguez Peña. 2025-12-28. On Bott's residue formula for toric complete intersections. https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.19790

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