Toric Variety

Let , , ..., be distinct primitive elements of a 2-D Lattice such that for , ..., . Each collection then forms a set of rays of a uniquecomplete fan in , and therefore determines a 2-D toric variety .

References

Danilov, V. I. ``The Geometry of Toric Varieties.'' Russ. Math. Surv. 33, 97-154, 1978.

Fulton, W. Introduction to Toric Varieties. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1993.

Morelli, R. ``Pick's Theorem and the Todd Class of a Toric Variety.'' Adv. Math. 100, 183-231, 1993.

Oda, T. Convex Bodies and Algebraic Geometry. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1987.

Pommersheim, J. E. ``Toric Varieties, Lattice Points, and Dedekind Sums.'' Math. Ann. 295, 1-24, 1993.

• Dispersion Numbers
• Dispersion Relation
• Dispersion (Sequence)
• Dispersion (Statistics)
• Disphenocingulum
• Disphenoid
• Dissection
• Dissection Puzzles
• Dissipative System
• Distance
• Distinct Prime Factors
• Distribution
• Distribution Function
• Distribution (Functional)
• Distribution Parameter
• Distribution (Statistical)
• Distributive
• Distributive Lattice
• Disymmetric
• Ditrigonal Dodecadodecahedron
• Ditrigonal Dodecahedron
• Divergence
• Divergenceless Field
• Divergence Tests
• Divergence Theorem