A toric variety is an integral scheme such that an algebraic torus forms a Zariski open subscheme and the natural action this torus on itself extends to an action on the entire scheme. Normal toric varieties correspond to strongly convex rational polyhedral fans. This makes the theory of normal toric varieties very explicit and computable.
This Macaulay2 package is designed to manipulate normal toric varieties and related geometric objects. An introduction to the theory of normal toric varieties can be found in the following textbooks:
The following people have generously contributed code, improved existing code, or enhanced the documentation: Paul Aspinwall, Christine Berkesch, René Birkner, Justin Chen, Chris Eur, Matthew Faust, Corey Harris, Michael Loper, Diane Maclagan, Maryam Nowroozi, Erika Pirnes, Ritvik Ramkumar, Julie Rana, Mahrud Sayrafi, Alexandra Seceleanu, Mike Stillman, Sameera Vemulapalli, Elise Walker, Weikun Wang, Rachel Webb, Thomas Yahl, and Jay Yang.
This documentation describes version 1.9 of NormalToricVarieties.
If you have used this package in your research, please cite it as follows:
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The object NormalToricVarieties is a package, defined in NormalToricVarieties.m2, with auxiliary files in NormalToricVarieties/.
The source of this document is in NormalToricVarieties/ToricVarietiesDocumentation.m2:79:0.