Realizability of tropical pluri-canonical divisors
Felix R\"ohrle, Johannes Schwab

TL;DR
This paper provides a combinatorial criterion to determine when a tropical divisor arises from a smooth algebraic curve with a pluri-canonical divisor, extending previous work on tropical canonical divisors and incorporating recent advances in moduli space compactifications.
Contribution
It introduces tropical normalized covers and reduces the realizability problem for pluri-canonical divisors to the realizability of these covers, generalizing prior results and integrating recent developments.
Findings
Provides a combinatorial criterion for realizability
Introduces tropical normalized covers as a key concept
Generalizes previous realizability results for canonical divisors
Abstract
Consider a pair consisting of an abstract tropical curve and an effective divisor from the linear system associated to times the canonical divisor for . In this article we give a purely combinatorial criterion to determine if such a pair arises as the tropicalization of a pair consisting of a smooth algebraic curve over a non-Archimedean field with algebraically closed residue field of characteristic 0 together with an effective pluri-canonical divisor. To do so, we introduce tropical normalized covers as special instances of tropical Hurwitz covers and reduce the realizability problem for pluri-canonical divisors to the realizability problem for normalized covers. Our main result generalizes the work of M\"oller-Ulirsch-Werner on realizability of tropical canonical divisors and incorporates the recent progress on compactifications of strata of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Polynomial and algebraic computation · Advanced Topics in Algebra
