The k-secant degree is studied with a combinatorial approach. A planar toric degeneration of any projective toric surface X corresponds to a regular unimodular triangulation D of the polytope defining X. If the secant ideal of the initial ideal of X with respect to D coincides with the initial ideal of the secant ideal of X, then D is said to be delightful and the k-secant degree of X is easily computed. We establish a lower bound for the 2- and 3-secant degree, by means of the combinatorial geometry of non-delightful triangulations. © de Gruyter 2013.
Secant degree of toric surfaces and delightful planar toric degenerations / Postinghel, E.. - In: ADVANCES IN GEOMETRY. - ISSN 1615-715X. - 13:2(2013), pp. 211-228. [10.1515/advgeom-2012-0023]
Secant degree of toric surfaces and delightful planar toric degenerations
Postinghel E.
2013-01-01
Abstract
The k-secant degree is studied with a combinatorial approach. A planar toric degeneration of any projective toric surface X corresponds to a regular unimodular triangulation D of the polytope defining X. If the secant ideal of the initial ideal of X with respect to D coincides with the initial ideal of the secant ideal of X, then D is said to be delightful and the k-secant degree of X is easily computed. We establish a lower bound for the 2- and 3-secant degree, by means of the combinatorial geometry of non-delightful triangulations. © de Gruyter 2013.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione