Titlebook: Combinatorial Convexity and Algebraic Geometry; Günter Ewald Textbook 1996 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1996 Dimension.Grad.Lattice.alge

FLIRT

choleretic

RECUR

Sketches of the Nineteenth Centuryint sets in ℝ.. Our first aim is to show that, equivalently, convex polytopes can be defined as bounded intersections of finitely many half-spaces. (This fact is of particular relevance in linear optimization).

Arable

SENT

Gröbner Bases for Skew , Extensionsed by a quotient . of polynomials .,. with . nowhere 0 on .. Even more concretely, we may choose . to be a Zariski open subset of the torus . so that the rational functions on . are all given by rational functions on ..

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fibroblast

Combinatorial theory of polytopes and polyhedral setsint sets in ℝ.. Our first aim is to show that, equivalently, convex polytopes can be defined as bounded intersections of finitely many half-spaces. (This fact is of particular relevance in linear optimization).

mastoid-bone

Polyhedral spheresagain being convex polytopes. If, however, any cell decomposition of a topological sphere is given, there need not exist a convex polytope with isomorphic (in the sense of inclusion of cells) boundary complex. We shall present counter-examples in section 4 below. In fact, one of the major unsolved p

Arctic

Toric Varietiesthe theory, usually as “charts” of which more general varieties are built up (by “gluing together”). The underlying field of coefficients may be general or restricted to one of the fields ℚ, ℝ, ℂ of rational, real, or complex numbers, depending on the topic discussed and the methods used.

projectile

Sheaves and projective toric varietiesed by a quotient . of polynomials .,. with . nowhere 0 on .. Even more concretely, we may choose . to be a Zariski open subset of the torus . so that the rational functions on . are all given by rational functions on ..