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arXiv · 2602.08666

Lifts of cycles in tropical hypersurfaces and the Gamma conjecture

Abstract

For a complex hypersurface of dimension $d \geq 1$ in a toric variety, we construct lifts of tropical $(p, q)$-cycles with $p+q=d$ in the associated tropical hypersurface. The tropical cycles we consider are described by Minkowski weights, and their lifts are realized as topological cycles admitting a torus fibration structure over the tropical cycles. The intersection numbers of these lifted cycles are computed in terms of tropical intersection theory. We further derive the asymptotic formulas for the period integrals of the lifts in the tropical limit, which are closely related to the mirror symmetric Gamma conjecture. Throughout the paper, we assume that the tropicalization is dual to a unimodular triangulation of the Newton polytope.

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Yuto Yamamoto. 2026-02-09. Lifts of cycles in tropical hypersurfaces and the Gamma conjecture. https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.08666

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