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Welschinger invariants of toric Del Pezzo surfaces with non-standard real structures

Abstract

The Welschinger invariants of real rational algebraic surfaces are natural analogues of the Gromov-Witten invariants, and they estimate from below the number of real rational curves passing through prescribed configurations of points. We establish a tropical formula for the Welschinger invariants of four toric Del Pezzo surfaces, equipped with a non-standard real structure. Such a formula for real toric Del Pezzo surfaces with a standard real structure (i.e., naturally compatible with the toric structure) was established by Mikhalkin and the author. As a consequence we prove that, for any real ample divisor $D$ on a surfaces $Σ$ under consideration, through any generic configuration of $c_1(Σ)D-1$ generic real points there passes a real rational curve belonging to the linear system $|D|$.

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E. Shustin. 2006-05-27. Welschinger invariants of toric Del Pezzo surfaces with non-standard real structures. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0605697

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