Polarized complexity-1 T-varieties
The description of polarized toric varieties in terms of lattice polytopes is well-known. The paper generalizes this description to polarized T-varieties of complexity one, i.e., normal algebraic varieties with an effective complexity one algebraic torus action equipped with a linearized ample line bundle. The authors establish a correspondence between such varieties and so-called divisorial polytopes. A divisorial polytope is defined by a smooth projective curve \(Y\) and a lattice \(M\). It is a concave function with some conditions from a polytope in \(M_{\mathbb Q}\) to the group of \(\mathbb Q\)-divisors on \(Y\). Similarly to the toric case, a divisorial polytope encodes smoothness, degree, and the Hilbert polynomial of the corresponding T-variety. There are other methods to describe polarized T-varieties of complexity one. The method of ``divisorial fans is developed by \textit{L. Petersen} and \textit{H. Suess} [Isr. J. Math. 182, 481--504 (2011; Zbl 1213.14084)]. The second method uses polyhedral divisors as defined by \textit{K. Altmann} and \textit{J. Hausen} [Math. Ann. 334, No. 3, 557--607 (2006; Zbl 1193.14060)] and \textit{K. Altmann, J. Hausen} and \textit{H. Suess} [Transform. Groups 13, No.~2, 215--242 (2008 Zbl 1159.14025)]. The authors give interpretations of both methods in terms of divisorial polytopes. They use mixed methods to prove the following two resuts. At first, they describe general T-varieties of complexity one by simplifing combinatorial data of divisorial polytopes to ``marked fansy divisor. Secondly, this description allows to determine when a projective embedding of a complexity one T-variety is normal. The authors expect that the obtained correspondence between polarized T-varieties of complexity one and divisorial polytopes may be generalized to torus actions of higher complexity.
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- Gluing affine torus actions via divisorial fans
- A fansy divisor on \(\overline {M}_{0,n}\)
- Torus invariant divisors
- Classification of normal toric varieties over a valuation ring of rank one
- The geometry of \(T\)-varieties
- Classifying Fano complexity-one \(T\)-varieties via divisorial polytopes
- Frobenius splittings of toric varieties
- Toroidal embeddings and polyhedral divisors
- Classifying Fano complexity-one \(T\)-varieties via divisorial polytopes
- Flexible affine cones and flexible coverings
- Decomposition theorem and torus actions of complexity one
- Chow groups and pseudoffective cones of complexity-one \(T\)-varieties
- Fujita's freeness conjecture for \(T\)-varieties of complexity one
- Families of invariant divisors on rational complexity-one \(T\)-varieties
- Almost-toric hypersurfaces
- Deformations of rational T-varieties
- Torus actions of complexity one
- Exceptional sequences on rational \({\mathbb{C}^{*}}\)-surfaces
- Upgrading and downgrading torus actions
- Cox rings of rational complexity-one \(T\)-varieties
- The geometry of \(T\)-varieties
- On the topology of rational T-varieties of complexity one
- Torus invariant divisors
- Infinite transitivity on universal torsors
- Rational complexity-one T-varieties are well-poised
- Generalized Minkowski weights and Chow rings of T-varieties
- The Nash problem for torus actions of complexity one
- Uniform K-stability of G-varieties of complexity 1
- Equivariant vector bundles on complexity-one T-varieties and Bruhat-Tits buildings
- Euler sequence for complete smooth \(\mathbb{K}^\ast\)-surfaces
- Hadamard products of linear spaces
- Pluri-polarity in almost complex structures
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