Cluster X-varieties at infinity
V.V. Fock, A.B. Goncharov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a tropical compactification for positive spaces, generalizing Thurston's compactification of Teichmuller space, and explores special completions of cluster X-varieties with stratified structures.
Contribution
It defines a new tropical compactification for positive spaces, extending Thurston's compactification, and introduces special completions of cluster X-varieties with stratified structures.
Findings
Tropical boundary of positive space is a sphere with piecewise linear structure
Special completions of cluster X-varieties have stratifications with affine closures
Positive points of the completion relate to Teichmuller space completions
Abstract
A positive space is a space with a positive atlas, i.e. a collection of rational coordinate systems with subtraction free transition functions. The set of positive real points of a positive space is well defined. We define a tropical compactification of the latter. We show that it generalizes the Thurston compactification of a Teichmuller space. The tropical boundary of a positive space is a sphere with a piecewise linear structure. Cluster X-varieties are positive spaces of rather special type. We define special completions of cluster X-varieties. They have a stratification whose strata are (affine closures of) cluster X-varieties. The original coordinate tori extend to coordinate affine spaces in the completion. We define completions of Teichmuller spaces for surfaces with marked points at the boundary. The set of positive points of the special completion of the corresponding cluster…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
