Toric initial ideals of -normal configurations: Cohen-Macaulayness and degree bounds

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Toric initial ideals of \(\Delta\)-normal configurations: Cohen-Macaulayness and degree bounds




Abstract: A normal (respectively, graded normal) vector configuration A defines the toric ideal IA of a normal (respectively, projectively normal) toric variety. These ideals are Cohen-Macaulay, and when A is normal and graded, IA is generated in degree at most the dimension of IA. Based on this, Sturmfels asked if these properties extend to initial ideals -- when A is normal, is there an initial ideal of IA that is Cohen-Macaulay, and when A is normal and graded, does IA have a Gr"obner basis generated in degree at most dim(IA) ? In this paper, we answer both questions positively for Delta-normal configurations. These are normal configurations that admit a regular triangulation Delta with the property that the subconfiguration in each cell of the triangulation is again normal. Such configurations properly contain among them all vector configurations that admit a regular unimodular triangulation. We construct non-trivial families of both Delta-normal and non-Delta-normal configurations.





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