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Weight polytopes and energy functionals of toric varieties

Yuji Sano

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We prove that the weight polytope of the Hurwitz form of a polarized smooth toric variety coincides with the convex hull of the characteristic vectors introduced in the previous work of Ogusu and the author with respect to all regular triangulations of the momentum polytope. Our proof relies on the combination of the two slope formulas of K-energy in the toric setting.

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We prove that the weight polytope of the Hurwitz form of a polarized smooth toric variety coincides with the convex hull of the characteristic vectors introduced in the previous work of Ogusu and the author with respect to all regular triangulations of the momentum polytope. Our proof relies on the combination of the two slope formulas of K-energy in the toric setting.

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We prove that the weight polytope of the Hurwitz form of a polarized smooth toric variety coincides with the convex hull of the characteristic vectors introduced in the previous work of Ogusu and the author with respect to all regular triangulations of the momentum polytope. Our proof relies on the combination of the two slope formulas of K-energy in the toric setting.

Key concepts: Polytope, Toric variety, Mathematics, Convex hull, Regular polygon, Combinatorics, Variety (cybernetics), Convex polytope

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