Super currents and tropical geometry
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Abstract: We introduce the formalism of positive super currents on mathbb{R}^{n}, in strong analogy with the theory of positive currents in mathbb{C}^{n}. We consider intersection of currents and Lelong numbers, and as an application we show that the formalism can be used to describe tropical varieties. This is similar in spirit to the fact that in complex analysis the current of integration of an analytic variety can be identified with a closed, positive current.
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