The quantization of a toric manifold is given by the integer lattice points in the moment polytope
Mark D. Hamilton

TL;DR
This paper explains how the quantization space dimension of a toric manifold, with a Kaehler polarization, equals the count of integer lattice points in its moment polytope, linking geometric and combinatorial data.
Contribution
It provides a clear argument connecting the quantization dimension to lattice points in the moment polytope, clarifying a key aspect of geometric quantization for toric manifolds.
Findings
Dimension of quantization space equals lattice point count
Establishes a direct link between geometry and combinatorics
Simplifies understanding of quantization in toric manifolds
Abstract
We describe a very nice argument, which we learned from Sue Tolman, that the dimension of the quantization space of a toric manifold, using a Kaehler polarization, is given by the number of integer lattice points in the moment polytope.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
