An abundance of K3 fibrations from polyhedra with interchangeable parts
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An abundance of \(K3\) fibrations from polyhedra with interchangeable parts
An abundance of \(K3\) fibrations from polyhedra with interchangeable parts
Abstract: Even a cursory inspection of the Hodge plot associated with Calabi-Yau threefolds that are hypersurfaces in toric varieties reveals striking structures. These patterns correspond to webs of elliptic-K3 fibrations whose mirror images are also elliptic-K3 fibrations. Such manifolds arise from reflexive polytopes that can be cut into two parts along slices corresponding to the K3 fibers. Any two half-polytopes over a given slice can be combined into a reflexive polytope. This fact, together with a remarkable relation on the additivity of Hodge numbers, explains much of the structure of the observed patterns.
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